Men's t-shirt
This hare t-shirt for men carries Olwen on the chest, an early-rising hare who in Animal Kinhood is already an hour into work while the rest of the world opens one eye. Made for whoever starts before the sun comes up.
Withdrawal & returns You have 14 calendar days to withdraw, with no need to give a reason (TRLGDCU arts. 102-108). Return it unused and in its original condition; you are liable for any loss of value from handling beyond inspection (art. 108.2) and return shipping is at your expense. Your statutory guarantee of conformity remains fully in force.
Lepus europaeus
A well-laid hedge holds for thirty winters. Hurry doesn't hold for one.
Open fields, grasslands and farmland of continental Europe and Great Britain, almost always bordered by hedges, field boundaries and small copses it uses as daytime cover. It also adapts to moorland, salt marshes, airfields and mountain areas up to 2,800 meters in altitude.
Olwen's countryside doesn't run on an alarm clock, it runs on the light. At ten past seven on a January morning she's already been out an hour, breath visible, thermos half gone. That way of being awake before the sun — coffee standing up, the route planned the night before — is what you carry on your chest with this t-shirt. And it suits whoever doesn't need to be wished good morning to get started.
Olwen works bare-handed. In January. In Wales. She tried gloves for two winters, three different pairs she tested and discarded because she couldn't feel where the branch was splitting, and they all ended up in the same drawer. On that she doesn't budge.
That quiet temper is what you're wearing: the bust head-on, the mustard turtleneck, the gaze of someone who has already worked out the day. If your plan calls for more warmth, there's the sweatshirt with the same portrait; and if you want to know where all that stubbornness comes from, her biography tells it. Signed, like the whole series, by Yago Partal.
