Neck Deep Fan Makes Incredible DIY Merch, Band Wears It Onstage

Neck Deep fan Emily Laurich created some unique The Peace And The Panic merch.

February 15, 2018

Neck Deep fan and extremely talented apparel designer and photographer Emily Laurich created a The Peace And The Panic shirt and short set out of a flag and delivered it to the band's show in Minneapolis yesterday.

Bassist Fil Thorpe-Evans was psyched enough about it to wear it onstage that night, which is high praise indeed.

Check out Emily's skills right here:

Here's Emily with Fil, looking pretty thrilled:

And here are some details of the outfit:

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