Sustainable, Made-to-Order Products for a Greener Future.
Please note that our Organic Cotton T-Shirts are produced in Europe, slight delays may occur due to overseas shipping.
Please note that the entire process, from production to delivery, typically takes 7-14 business days. Each product is custom-made, and we strive to fulfill your order from the location nearest to you to reduce environmental impact. While slight delays may occasionally occur, we appreciate your understanding and support as we work to minimize overproduction and contribute to a more sustainable future.
Relaxed Fit – Designed for comfort and unrestricted movement, offering a loose, laid-back silhouette ideal for all-day wear. Heavyweight Fabric – Made from durable, premium cotton, providing a substantial feel with long-lasting quality.
Bakuhatsu Byakko Men’s Premium Heavyweight Tee – Make a bold statement with this striking Japanese-inspired tiger design, infused with fiery energy and intricate artistry. Designed for those who embrace fearless fashion, this piece combines cultural heritage with standout streetwear style.
Crafted from durable yet soft ring-spun cotton, this heavyweight tee offers a structured fit that’s as stylish as it is comfortable. The regular fit, reinforced stitching, and premium fabric ensure this tee maintains its shape and quality wash after wash. Whether worn as a statement piece or layered for a more versatile look, this tee is perfect for leveling up your wardrobe.
Key Features:
Bold Japanese Tiger Design: A dynamic and artistic depiction of Byakko, the White Tiger.
Premium Heavyweight Fabric: Made of 100% combed ring-spun cotton for a structured and soft feel (Charcoal Heather and Carbon Grey include 40% polyester).
Durable & Pre-Shrunk: Ensures long-lasting wear and consistent fit over time.
Structured Fit: Regular fit with side-seamed construction for a polished look.
Enhanced Details: 1×1 rib at the collar and single-needle edge stitching for added durability.
Ethically Made: Responsibly sourced from Bangladesh.
