OBJECT
Description
Vintage Toy Automaton pairs a red wind-up-style robot with metallic-looking limbs in a retro illustrated poster treatment. Black shadows, cream highlights, and gold details give the graphic a worn archival character, while the visible Top Secret lettering adds a mysterious, playful note. The design draws from mid-century toy packaging and science-fiction ephemera, using bold contrast and a slightly aged print feel. The 6-ounce cotton jersey has a traditional tee structure, and the straightforward cut works well alone or as a layering piece.
- Gildan 2400 unisex longsleeve T-shirt in 100% cotton.
- Classic fit with long sleeves for an easy, everyday silhouette.
- A print-on-demand graphic process renders the red, black, cream, and gold illustration.
Each shirt is made to order after purchase.
Size chart
Unisex Long Sleeve T-Shirt · Gildan 2400 · classic unisex fit — garment laid flat, in / cm
| Size | Chest | Length | Sleeve |
|---|---|---|---|
| S | 18″ 45.7 cm | 29″ 73.7 cm | 32.5″ 82.6 cm |
| M | 20″ 50.8 cm | 30″ 76.2 cm | 34″ 86.4 cm |
| L | 22″ 55.9 cm | 31″ 78.7 cm | 35.5″ 90.2 cm |
| XL | 24″ 61 cm | 32″ 81.3 cm | 37″ 94 cm |
| 2XL | 26″ 66 cm | 33″ 83.8 cm | 38.5″ 97.8 cm |
Manufacturer specification; allow a tolerance of about 1 in (2.5 cm). Chest is measured pit to pit, length from the highest point of the shoulder.
Product information
Details you can rely on
Materials & fit
Solid colours are 100% cotton; fibre content can vary by colour. Heavyweight 6.0 oz/yd² (203 g/m²) jersey.
Classic unisex fit with rib-knit cuffs and taped neck and shoulders.
Print placement
Front print; the back is plain.
Care
- Machine wash cold, inside out, on a gentle cycle with like colours.
- Use non-chlorine bleach only when needed; tumble dry low or hang dry.
- Do not iron the print and do not dry clean.
Production
Designed by StyleMZ in Seoul and printed to order by our print partners Gelato or Printful: each order goes to the partner that delivers it to your address for less, or faster at a similar cost.
