We have no website link or further info other than the pics that slamx put us on to, but I have to say we’re pretty excited about this brand called 1882 (named after the year the Chinese Exclusion Act was passed) and it’s upcoming spring/summer collection. Peep a quote from one of the tees below:

During the day, we started at the scenery beyond the barbed wires- the sea and the sky and clouds that were separated from us. Besides listening to the birds outside the fence, we could talk to old timers in the barracks. Some had been there for years due to lengthy appeal procedures and interrogations. They poured out their sorrow unceasingly. Their greatest misery stemmed from the fact that most of them had had to borrow money for their trips to America. Some mortgaged their houses; some sold their land; some had to borrow at such high interest rates that their family had to sacrifice. A few committed suicide in the detention barracks. The worst was the toilet. It was a ditch congested with filth. It stank up the whole barracks. We slept on three tiers of canvas bunks. The blankets were so coarse that it might have been woven of wolf’s hair. It was indeed the most humiliating imprisonment. -Mr. Lowe (Age 16, 1939)

More pics after the jump.