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I
Art Korean-Arts' T-shirt
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Click on the front or back logo to see a larger image!
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Tiger and Bamboo
Late Chosun
Kim Hongdo (b. 1745) and Im Huji (b. 1763)
Hanging scroll, ink and light color on silk
35 1/4 x 13 1/4 in *90.9 x 34.1 cm)
Deokweon Art Museum, Seoul
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We love art and like to show it on our company
t-shirts; consequently they have become so popular we are now offering
them for sale. The back features a Tiger and Bamboo painting from the
middle
Chosun Dynasty
and the front has the I
ART logo. Our shirts are made from 30
thread count* 100% cotton, and like all our art, are made in Korea and therefore
use the Korean sizing system. For the best fit, we recommend you measure a
comfortable shirt you now wear and choose a slightly larger
sized shirt from the chart
below since these are made from a good quality heavy grade of
cotton and may be more comfortable in a slightly larger size and they also may shrink a size in a hot dryer. Style TS001
Price: $15.00
Size |
Medium (sold out) |
Large (sold out) |
XL (sold out) |
XXL |
XXXL |
Width |
19 3/4 (50cm) |
21 1/4 (54cm) |
21 1/2 (55cm) |
22 1/4 (56.5cm) |
23 1/2 (59.5cm) |
Height |
26 (66cm) |
27 1/4 (69cm) |
28 3/4 (73cm) |
29 1/2 (75cm) |
30 1/2 (77.5cm) |
Shoulder Width |
18 1/2 (47cm) |
19 3/4 (50cm) |
20 (51cm) |
21 (53.5cm) |
22 1/4 (56.5cm) |
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* Thread counts refer to the number of horizontal and vertical threads in a
square inch according to the National Textile Association in the US, and for
t-shirts that means a count of 30 will be a thicker and slightly heavier shirt
and will last longer and soften up a bit after a few washes. Twenty-count shirts
will be a bit lighter and more comfortable at first wear but will tend to lose
their shape, and wear out faster. They are, however, a bit cooler in for very
hot areas.
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