A reissue of the White Stripes' De Stjil, a 12 inch lp originally released in 2000. This later 13 inch version was a limited edition offered only at SXSW 2010. Although the vinyl disc is 13 inches in diameter (nominal), the outer one inch of the disc is blank; apparently the contents of the 12 inch disc were simply stamped onto a larger disc.

De Stjil was the second album released by the White Stripes. It was recorded in Jack White's living room shortly after Jack and Meg White were divorced. De Stjil is Dutch for "The Style," a Dutch art movement started in 1917 that was originally restricted to squares and rectangles in primary colors.