Diesel - T-shirt with phoenix devoré - T-Shirts - Grey - XS

Devoré, also known as burnout, is a technique where specific fibers in a fabric blend are chemically or mechanically removed (burnt away), creating a semi-transparent pattern or texture. In this case, it's used to create the intricate phoenix logo.

The relaxed fit is designed to be comfortable and offer more room. While generally suitable for many, individuals who prefer a very snug or form-fitting style might find it less ideal. Consider checking the size chart for specific measurements.

This treatment intentionally creates a faded, uneven, and worn-in look with variations in color. It gives each t-shirt a unique character, making it appear as though it has been owned and washed for some time.

This t-shirt is designed for casual wear due to its relaxed fit and unique graphic treatment. It can be dressed up slightly with smart trousers or a jacket, but it is not suitable for formal events.

It means the t-shirt is made from a fabric mix that includes cotton grown without synthetic pesticides, herbicides, or genetically modified seeds. This often results in a softer fabric and is considered more environmentally friendly.

Store folded in a cool, dry place. Avoid hanging for long periods if the fabric is prone to stretching. Ensure it is completely dry before storing to prevent mildew.

This may be a characteristic of the devoré technique. If it seems beyond normal, ensure washing instructions are followed precisely, especially washing inside out and avoiding harsh agitation. Contact customer support if damage seems uncharacteristic.

This is an intended effect of the inside-out dye treatment to create a worn-in look. If the result is significantly different from expected or undesirable, check product images for reference. Ensure washing is done with like colors to prevent unintended dye transfer.

Ensure you are using a mild detergent and not overloading the washing machine. Consider using a fabric softener on a low setting during the rinse cycle, but test on an inconspicuous area first if concerned about affecting the devoré finish.