White organic T-shirt with black poetry printed art, black on white

Organic Unisex T-shirt | Melancholy

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$54.00
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White organic T-shirt with black poetry printed art, black on white
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Organic Unisex T-shirt | Melancholy

$54.00
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'Melancholy is something I've always found beautiful. There's a quiet kind of poetry in waking up heavy with feeling, in letting yourself sit with the weight of it all. This piece is for everyone who has ever felt too much, and found something tender in that.' - the poet

Our 100% organic cotton t-shirt with the blackout poem 'She Wakes Up Hungover from Too Much Melancholy' is a graphic unisex tee for the ones who linger where others move on, who find whole universes in a single feeling. Available in 3 variations in black and white – wear the one that matches your particular shade of beautiful.

Size Guide

Measurements in Inches (in)

Size S M L XL 2XL
Length 27 28 29 30 31
Width 37 41 45 49 53
Half Chest 18.5 20.5 22.5 24.5 26.5

Measurements in Centimeters (cm)

Size S M L XL 2XL
Length 68.6 71.1 73.7 76.2 78.7
Width 94 104.2 114.4 124.4 134.6
Half Chest 47 52.1 57.2 62.2 67.3
Product Info
General A versatile, durable & eco-conscious t-shirt in premium, 100% organic cotton, perfect for everyday wear.
Style Designed with a classic unisex fit and side seams for a structured look.
Print We do our best to represent colours accurately, but as each product is printed specifically for you, there might be small differences in color/print.
Wash & Dry

To preserve the print, hand wash is recommended. Wash on low heat with similar colors.

Hang dry to maintain the fabric and print quality.

Store Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight to preserve the color and fabric integrity.
Inspiration

What if feeling everything deeply wasn't a flaw to fix, but a way of being fully alive? This blackout poetry t-shirt features the handmade poem 'She Wakes Up Hungover from Too Much Melancholy' – a wearable ode to everyone who has ever been told they feel too much, and quietly refused to feel any less. Not numb. Not detached. Just beautifully, wholly present.

Every piece in our blackout poetry collection begins the same way; with an existing page, a dark marker, and the patience to find what was always hiding there. But this one is different. This one doesn't just get noticed. It gets felt. By the right people, at exactly the right moment.

 

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