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The Stomach Chest Print Crewneck
The plateThe StomachEverything with this plateRelaxed. Take your usual size.Sizes
The stomach from the front, from the oesophagus to the pylorus, with the bands of muscle drawn over its wall. Drawn by N. H. Jacob for J.-M. Bourgery’s Traité complet de l’anatomie de l’homme, Paris, 1831–1854.
The print
Soft cotton-rich fleece, 322 g/m², dyed after sewing. Ribbed collar, cuffs and hem. Printed small on the chest, about 10 × 10 cm, in sepia ink on light colours and bone ink on dark ones, captioned THE STOMACH in capitals, with its French name, Estomac. The plate is in the public domain, printed from the scan in the Wellcome Collection.
Shipping
Free and tracked. The carrier may collect import tax on delivery. Arrived damaged, misprinted or wrong? Write within 14 days with a photo and we replace it or refund you.
Care
Wash cold, inside out. No bleach. Hang to dry. Never iron the print.
