Vintage 1990 Jane's Addiction “Ritual de lo habitual” T-shirt
size: Large
condition: 8/10
22” P2P
29” Length
The artwork surrounding Jane’s Addiction’s Ritual de lo Habitual was as confrontational and deeply personal as the music itself.
Created by Perry Farrell and Casey Niccoli, the album cover centers on a sculptural tableau of three nude figures representing Farrell, Niccoli, and Xiola Blue—a close friend of Farrell who had died from a heroin overdose in 1987. The piece was conceived as a visual interpretation of “Three Days,” the sprawling song inspired by their relationship and the period the three spent together.
Surrounding the figures is a dense collection of religious, spiritual, sexual, and personal imagery, giving the cover the appearance of an altar or shrine rather than conventional album artwork. The result blurred the boundaries between record packaging, sculpture, memorial, and provocative fine art.
Ritual de lo Habitual became a physical expression of the world Jane’s Addiction inhabited: sex, death, friendship, spirituality, addiction, freedom, and excess existing side by side.
We sourced the past.
Then changed its composition.
Vintage fabrics—broken in by years of wear—restructured with hand-placed rhinestones, embellishments and custom dyeEvery piece is a different outcome.
Same formula.
Unrepeatable results.*hand wash or dry clean only*Vintage 1990 Jane's Addiction “Ritual de lo habitual” T-shirt
size: Large
condition: 8/10
22” P2P
29” Length
The artwork surrounding Jane’s Addiction’s Ritual de lo Habitual was as confrontational and deeply personal as the music itself.
Created by Perry Farrell and Casey Niccoli, the album cover centers on a sculptural tableau of three nude figures representing Farrell, Niccoli, and Xiola Blue—a close friend of Farrell who had died from a heroin overdose in 1987. The piece was conceived as a visual interpretation of “Three Days,” the sprawling song inspired by their relationship and the period the three spent together.
Surrounding the figures is a dense collection of religious, spiritual, sexual, and personal imagery, giving the cover the appearance of an altar or shrine rather than conventional album artwork. The result blurred the boundaries between record packaging, sculpture, memorial, and provocative fine art.
Ritual de lo Habitual became a physical expression of the world Jane’s Addiction inhabited: sex, death, friendship, spirituality, addiction, freedom, and excess existing side by side.
We sourced the past.
Then changed its composition.
Vintage fabrics—broken in by years of wear—restructured with hand-placed rhinestones, embellishments and custom dyeEvery piece is a different outcome.
Same formula.
Unrepeatable results.*hand wash or dry clean only*
