Eagle fern — premium t-shirt
- Women's t-shirt of classic cut with a pointed neckline. 100% cotton. 180 g weight. Regular cut. Sewn in Poland. Premium product.
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Carefully sewn in Poland, embroidered with a pointed neckline with hemmed sleeves and reinforcing tape at the neck for added comfort and elegance.
Original illustrations, reminiscent of old herbariums, precisely printed with DTG technology: resistant to repeated washing to be a source of joy for a long time.
- 100% cotton
- Fabric weight: (180 gsm).
- Regular cut
- Construction with side seams
- Pointed neckline
- Reinforcement tape on the neck
- Sewn in Poland
Eagle fern
Pteridium aquilinum
Common orchid is a tall fern that grows in dense patches in shady locations in forests and thickets all over the world. Long, single leaves grow from a long, creeping rhizome - pinnate and repeatedly folded leaves form a triangular shape. Orchid is very tolerant of soil, although it prefers acidic and sandy soil, and is an invasive species - it spreads strongly. However, this charming plant is dangerous - it contains poisonous pteritanic acid (orlico-tannic acid). However, orlicas are more toxic to cattle than to humans. The rhizomes of orlice contain, as much as 60% starch - they were sometimes used as food. This is why this plant was so readily used in various parts of the world during periods of famine and scarcity.
| Size | Width (A) | Length (B) | Sleeve (C) |
|---|---|---|---|
| S | 45 cm | 62 cm | 23 cm |
| M | 48 cm | 65 cm | 25 cm |
| L | 50 cm | 66 cm | 26 cm |
| XL | 52 cm | 69 cm | 27 cm |
| XXL | 54 cm | 72 cm | 29 cm |
| 3XL | 57 cm | 74 cm | 29 cm |
How to measure?
The t-shirts are measured flat, loosely. The measurement, which can be found in the table, was taken at the location indicated by the arrows in the picture below:
