見ぬが花 Color Block Tee: Oversized Boxy Japanese Graphic T-Shirt
見ぬが花 Color Block Tee: Oversized Boxy Japanese Graphic T-Shirt
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見ぬが花. The flower you don't see.
An old Japanese saying: what you imagine is always better than what you get. Neniom prints it in primary colors over a line of running figures, then finishes the tee with one black cuff, one yellow cuff and a red hem. Loud on purpose.
> /PRODUCT DETAILS
- Front: 見ぬが花 in multicolor lettering over four running figures
- White body, black and yellow sleeve cuffs, red hem
- Boxy drop-shoulder cut, crewneck
- Unisex, sizes S to 2XL
> /FABRIC
- 100% cotton
- 235 GSM (6.9 oz)
> /FIT
- Size up one for a true oversized fit.
- Size guide is in the photos.
> /NOTES
- Made and shipped by Neniom, usually in about 6 days.
Keep something unseen.

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