“Rwanda Anti-Nuclear Stamp” Archive Boxy Tee

Description

The WW9 “Rwanda Anti-Nuclear Stamp” Archive Boxy Tee

Peace. Protest. A mother shielding her child.

This is a postage stamp issued by the Republic of Rwanda, inscribed “République Rwandaise” with a face value of 20 centimes. Its side inscription, “Lutte contre les armes nucléaires,” means “Fight against nuclear weapons,” marking it as a stamp issued in opposition to nuclear arms. Rwanda became independent in 1962, so the stamp dates from after that year; its exact issue date isn’t confirmed here.

The front of the shirt carries the full stamp as a rectangular image: a mother and child set against red flames, with a peace symbol, falling bombs and aircraft on a lilac ground, printed in full color with DTG.

The Canvas:

This unisex boxy tee is made from 100% combed cotton (280g/m²). The heavyweight fabric gives the shirt a substantial vintage feel, while the drop shoulders and loose, boxy cut give a relaxed fit. Reactive-dyed for long-lasting color.

Details:

• Unisex fit (size up for an oversized look)
• Crew neck with binding taped neck and shoulders
• Drop shoulders, loose boxy silhouette
• 100% combed cotton, 26 count plain weave
• Pre-shrunk, side-seamed construction
• Double-stitched ribbed collar, coverstitch cuffs and hem
• Fabric weight: 280g/m² (heavyweight)

Care Instructions:

Wash inside out in cold water on a gentle cycle with mild detergent. Do not bleach, soak, rub, or wring. Wash with like-colored garments. Hang dry and avoid direct sunlight. Iron, steam, or tumble dry at low temperature (max 30℃ or 90℉).