
Multi - 1000 Record Covers - TASCHEN America
₹2,700
Vinyl’s back in style, and in this selection of 1,000 of the most iconic record sleeves from the 60s to 90s, we recall why it’s the biggest and best music format ever. Seminal artwork, memorable cover-sleeves, and long-lost classics all jostle for space in this virtual shelf of music history. Shop more of our favorite gifts for dad on our Men’s Shop. Details: Made: Made in Germany. Weight: 2.22 lb.
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- Type
- 1000 Record Covers
- HSN code
- 490199
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Vinyl’s back in style, and in this selection of 1,000 of the most iconic record sleeves from the 60s to 90s, we recall why it’s the biggest and best music format ever. Seminal artwork, memorable cover-sleeves, and long-lost classics all jostle for space in this virtual shelf of music history. Shop more of our favorite gifts for dad on our Men’s Shop. Details: Made: Made in Germany. Weight: 2.22 lb.
Country of origin: United States
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Printfresh is a US sleepwear and lifestyle brand for women, known for bright, unusual prints. It sells pajama sets, nightgowns, robes, apparel and bags. Sizes run from XS to 6X. The brand grew out of Printfresh Studio, a textile design house, and began as a stationery label before launching sleepwear in 2019. Sustainability and size-inclusivity became core parts of the brand after the sleepwear launch. Many of its pajamas are made from organic cotton, and it also uses fabrics such as organic Pima modal. Good On You notes that Printfresh uses renewable energy in its supply chain, cuts fabric with low-waste techniques and uses recycled packaging. Good On You rates Printfresh Good overall. It scores Good for planet and animals, since the brand does not appear to use animal-derived materials. For people it scores It's a Start: most suppliers are audited, but there is no evidence that living wages are paid in its supply chain.








































