Unveil your rebellious side with "The Reprobate" Unisex Organic Cotton T-Shirt, a captivating fashion piece inspired by early 19th-century mugshots and wanted posters. The intricate design features a mysterious figure captured in a vintage mugshot-style print against a vintage canvas, exuding an aura of daring and nostalgia.
Crafted from premium organic cotton, this t-shirt not only elevates your style but also aligns with your eco-conscious values, making it a sustainable and responsible choice for your wardrobe. Let your attire reflect your appreciation for artistry and sustainability with this bold and unique t-shirt.
This unisex organic cotton t-shirt is thoughtfully crafted with 100% organic ring-spun cotton, ensuring a soft and comfortable feel against your skin. With a fabric weight of 5.3 oz/yd² (180 g/m²) and a single jersey construction, this t-shirt offers a medium fit and features set-in sleeves for enhanced style and flexibility.
We take pride in the quality of our products, and this t-shirt is no exception. The collar is designed with 1 × 1 rib stitching, providing extra durability, while wide double-needle topstitching on the sleeves and bottom hems adds a touch of finesse to the design.
To ensure your utmost comfort, we've added self-fabric neck tape on the inside, back of the neck. This thoughtful detail prevents irritation and enhances the overall wearability of the t-shirt.
As part of our commitment to sustainable and eco-friendly fashion, this product is made on-demand as soon as you place an order. This approach helps reduce overproduction and minimizes waste, making it a thoughtful and responsible purchase decision for environmentally conscious individuals like you. Thank you for supporting sustainable practices!
Please consider that the sizes of this t-shirt correspond to a smaller size in the US market. To get the perfect fit, we recommend US customers to order one size up.
This product is made especially for you as soon as you place an order, which is why it takes us a bit longer to deliver it to you. Making products on demand instead of in bulk helps reduce overproduction, so thank you for making thoughtful purchasing decisions!
