Wesley.

At the mairie of Ambalavao there's a custom Wesley has kept for years. When a new colleague comes to work — intern, temporary helper, whatever — Wesley gives them three instructions. Always three. Never more. First: where the windows you can open are. Second: how the in/out tray works. Third: that if they don't understand something in a file, they ask before signing it, because a signature in the wrong place can delay an agreement by three weeks.

No welcome speech. No formal introduction. Wesley says those three things, points to the desk where the person is going to sit, and goes back to his work. If the next day the new colleague has opened the window before switching on the light, Wesley knows they listened. If they haven't opened it, he repeats it once more. Just once.

That way of transmitting — concrete, no frills, no forced warmth — is what shows in the portrait. Wesley looks straight at you. Mouth closed. Eyes attentive. The camel coat gives him a formality that doesn't ask permission, and the tweed vest says what Wesley would never say out loud: that clothes are structure too.

The t-shirt is made of soft polyester with a weight that works well both in winter under a hoodie and in summer on its own. The print is by sublimation: the colors are integrated into the fiber rather than sitting on the surface, which means the image won't crack or lose definition after multiple washes. The side seams are reinforced to keep the garment's shape.

Sizes run from XS to XL, designed for teenagers and young adults. The cut is straight, comfortable, not overly fitted. What ages does it work for? Depends on the body — an XS can fit from ten or eleven years old, an XL covers up to a slim adult. The size chart in the sizing tab gives exact chest and length measurements in centimeters.

What sets this t-shirt apart from a standard printed garment is the full Wesley portrait — the whole character, with his clothes, his expression, and his attitude, reproduced with the quality that sublimation on white fabric allows.