César.

In his story, the person César really opens up to is Priya, a spectacled langur, a botanist in a nearby forest. They met at a coffee stall at six in the morning, both early risers, both with a book at an hour when almost no one else is awake. They started sharing a table out of habit, and discovered they could spend an hour in silence without a single wasted moment. She talks to him about trees; he teaches her to tell metals apart by the sound they make when you strike them.

If you're one of those people who listen more than they talk, or you know someone like that, this T-shirt fits. It doesn't shout anything: a calm cat facing forward, for school, the street, or the weekend, that goes with everything and never gets old. Behind it is a character who chose his own pace and doesn't apologize for it, and at a certain age that's something you learn to appreciate. There's more of César in his biography; here he arrives in everyday form.