The Symbol Tee — Pop Panel
The flagship. Pop goose panel center-chest, gold SG underneath, on black. The print sits in the cloth — natural, never a sticker.
Fun. Playful. Tech-forward. One tee that walks into every room you do.
A pop-art goose with circuit traces running through her feathers, the gold SG underneath — printed center-chest on a black tee built to be styled, not just worn. Dinner, lounge, business meeting, night out: she holds her own in all of them.
Warhol rules: one goose, repeated in color. Pick the panel that matches the outfit — the goose changes, the attitude doesn't. Tap a colorway.
The hero colorway — hot orange ground, cyan-and-magenta feathers, yellow beak. The one that started it, and the one the room notices first.
The whole SG family in one place — the pop panel tee, the quiet SG monogram in six colors, worn and flat. Filter by line.
The flagship. Pop goose panel center-chest, gold SG underneath, on black. The print sits in the cloth — natural, never a sticker.
The full panel, front and center. First piece printed via Printify — Holden wears the first one himself. First shirt via Printify: $15.28 before tax.
The quiet one. Just the SG, designer-label energy — for the days the goose stays home and the initials go out.
SG in teal. Pairs with navy, charcoal, and everything already in your closet.
SG in blue. The boardroom-friendly one — under a blazer it's a signature, not a slogan.
SG in green. Fresh against black denim and a dark jacket.
SG in red. The boldest of the quiet line — one color, full confidence.
SG in black on black. Stealth. You have to come closer — which is the point.
The goose on the tee, the blazer over it. The lapels frame the panel like a painting in a gallery.
SG was made to be styled — with a blazer, with trousers, with a clutch. Dinner, a lounge, a business meeting: the goose doesn't dress you down. She makes the look.
Black blazer over the black tee. The goose's head rides right in the V of the jacket, clipped by the lapel, fabric light falling across the print. Boardroom outside, pop art inside — that's the business meeting and the lounge in one outfit.
Tucked into high-waisted trousers, clutch in hand, candlelight behind her. The panel reads like art, the SG sits clean underneath — the goose doesn't dress her down one inch. Dinner, handled.
No layers, no apology. Panel center-chest, SG underneath — the conversation starter across any room. Someone sees a pop-art bird from across the bar and has to come closer. Then the SG lands.
Look close at her neck: circuit traces and chips run through the feathers. That's the whole brand in one image — Warhol silkscreen fun on the outside, MHG tech underneath. The gold SG sits below the panel like a signature.
“Slutty Goose got its name on a walk. The best ideas come from walks.”
That's the whole story so far, in Holden's words — nothing added, nothing dressed up. No route, no weather, no cast of characters, because that's his story to tell whole when he's ready.
But notice the pattern: the best ideas in the MHG catalog keep arriving the same way — on a walk, out in the world, moving. The boardroom gets the credit. The sidewalk did the work.
Slutty Goose is MHG Group's pop-art label — fun and playful but tech-forward, in every color, because your color is your statement piece. Legal name on paper: Meat Hospitality Group LLC.
The Slutty Goose page lives on MHG's site — and this dedicated site is her full house: the range, the colorways, the styling, the story.
www.mhgapps.com/slutty-goose