Sustainable and Custom-Made Product for a Greener Future.
Please note that while we strive to deliver your items within 4-7 business days, our commitment to custom-made products and environmental responsibility may occasionally lead to slight delivery delays. We appreciate your patience and support in our effort to minimize overproduction and protect the environment.
Medium Fit- Crafted with a standard length and soft fabric that provides effortless movement. Premium Wear- Made from heavyweight 100% organic cotton for a sleeker, more tailored appearance.
Embrace the enigmatic allure of Yakuza tradition with our Ronin Ink Embroidered T-shirt, a standout piece in our collection that pays homage to the ancient art of Japanese tattooing. Made from 100% organic ring-spun cotton, this unisex tee melds comfort with an eco-conscious ethos, making it a must-have for both the fashion-forward and the environmentally aware.
Features:
Striking Ink Gun Embroidery: At the heart of this tee is a beautifully detailed embroidery of a traditional ink gun, a symbol deeply rooted in Yakuza tattoo culture, representing both the allure and the peril of the underworld.
Eco-Friendly Fabric: Crafted with 100% organic cotton, this shirt is as kind to the planet as it is stylish.
Superior Comfort and Fit: Designed to suit everyone, our medium-fit tee boasts set-in sleeves and a soft 1 × 1 rib at the collar for ultimate comfort.
Durability in Design: Enhanced with wide double-needle topstitching on the sleeves and bottom hems and reinforced with self-fabric neck tape inside the collar to ensure longevity and wearability.
Ethically Sourced: Our commitment to sustainability is underscored by our ethical sourcing practices, with all blank products imported from Bangladesh.
Size Guide: Please be aware that our sizing tends to run smaller in the US market. We recommend US customers order one size up for the best fit.
Step into a world of mystery and heritage with the Ronin Ink Embroidered T-shirt, where traditional art meets modern sustainability.
