Dolma.

In her story, Dolma is a girl of few words, but not from being curt: she speaks when it's needed, not when it's expected. When something goes wrong in the forest, she doesn't raise the alarm or run down the slope. She leaves a minimal warning — three branches bent on the trail — and waits still for whoever should read it to read it. She was taught that, on the mountain, the one who shouts is the one who hasn't seen anything yet. This t-shirt wears her watchful face, the face of someone who takes in everything without needing to make a scene.

Dolma is a red panda, and that detail fits on its own. The red panda is one of the quietest animals in the forest: it barely makes a sound — a huff, a low twitter — and marks its territory with discreet signals rather than kicking up a fuss. It lives alone, climbs up high, and observes for a good while before it moves. None of that is spelled out on the t-shirt: you see a serene face, head-on, and that's it. Why this girl warns with signs and not with shouts is told in her biography, and there are more pieces of her in the rest of the collection.