Ghost Print Oversized T-Shirt

You'll clock the logo before anyone else does.

Black print on black cotton. White on white. The TITLE wordmark sits across the chest and a boxed logo sits between your shoulder blades, both in the shirt's own colour. They surface when the light moves. That's hard to photograph and obvious in person. Printers call it a ghost print.

You still get the same shirt underneath: box body, dropped shoulder, and enough room across the back that shadow work and bag rounds pull nothing tight. The ribbed mock-neck collar holds its shape wash after wash.

We cut, sew and print it in South Africa. Thirty years kitting out South African fighters, and we've never moved production.

Unisex, and it works that way in practice. Men get the oversized drop we cut it for; women wear it long and loose over bike shorts or leggings.

The Boxing Down The Spine tee runs the same cut with a full spine print, if you want one people can read across the room.

• 100% cotton, 270GSM
• Oversized box cut with dropped shoulder seams
• Ribbed mock-neck collar
• Ghost print: tonal DTF chest wordmark and boxed back logo
• Colourways: Blackout (black on black) · Whiteout (white on white)
• Sizes: S–XL, unisex
• Proudly made in South Africa

Sizes run big. Take one size down from your usual.

R699. Pick your colourway.

• Machine wash cold, 30°C maximum, inside out, on a gentle cycle
• Wash white variants with whites for the first few cycles. A dark print on a white body can mark the garment in a warm wash
• Heavy cotton shrinks in a warm wash, and 300 GSM has more fibre to shrink than a thin garment
• No fabric softener. It coats the cotton and flattens the fleece
• Do not tumble dry. Heat cracks the DTF print, and red on black shows the cracking first
• Do not iron across the print. Turn it inside out and press the back of the fabric on low
• No bleach, no dry cleaning
• Dry flat rather than on a line. A wet 300 GSM hoodie hung by the shoulders stretches under its own weight and never comes back