T-shirt The Rose of the Dark Angel GR-795
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Striking GR design depicting the angel of death. Made with high-quality multi-layered print on both sides of the T-shirt.
Composition: 100% natural high-quality cotton, no synthetics - non-allergenic, pleasant to the touch, no side seams. Long service life. Over time and after repeated washing, they do not stretch, the image does not crack, peel, and practically does not fade.
Special phosphorescent print with glow-in-the-dark elements (photoluminescent technology, where elements absorb light from both natural sources - the sun, and artificial sources - lighting fixtures, etc., and emit it for several hours in the dark).
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The high-quality T-shirts feature incredible designs created by proven artists, showcasing the spirit of Thai culture.
Each design is unique and executed in the best possible way. This is guaranteed by the latest screen printing technologies and the manufacturer's constantly updated database.
The T-shirts are well-established in the market and have been produced for over 15 years. The use of high-quality and advanced printing technologies allows for the creation of products perfected to the highest standards with realistic GR images.
Official importer for Bulgaria: Workshop Store Ltd.
Shipping & payment
- Free shipping on orders over €51.12.
- We ship to 27 countries across Europe.
- Pay cash on delivery, or by card to the courier.
- Every order can be opened and checked before you pay.
Returns & exchanges
You may return or exchange an item within 14 days of receiving it, provided it is in its original condition, with the original packaging and label intact.
Where the return or exchange is at the customer's request, the courier costs are theirs. Exchanges are completed within 14 working days of the returned item reaching us.
Production & printing
We print everything ourselves, in our own workshop in Varna. T-shirts are printed direct-to-garment (DTG) on two industrial Brother GTXpro Bulk machines with a Schulze 5 pretreatment unit; dark and synthetic fabrics go through DTF instead.
The result is a soft, high-detail print that doesn't sit on the fabric like a sticker.