saint-saëns: carnival of the animals vintage heavyweight tee

$35
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( program notes )

Saint-Saëns

Saint-Saëns wrote The Carnival of the Animals in 1886 as a private joke, then refused to let it be published in his lifetime, worried it would damage his standing as a serious composer. The one exception was "The Swan". The rest appeared in 1922, after his death. Among the animals: pianists, practising scales, and fossils that quote his own Danse macabre.

Printed on our vintage heavyweight tee: garment-dyed, 100% ring-spun cotton, soft from the first wear.

( liner notes ) the banned carnival watch the film, read the story
style: vintage heavyweight tee
classic tee $30
boxy, heavier, garment-dyed — broken-in from day one
color: true navy
size:
relaxed, boxy fit · size down for a closer fit
u.s. delivery only · free shipping over $75 · free size exchanges · 30-day returns
material:6.1 oz garment-dyed ring-spun cotton · printed on a Comfort Colors® 1717
printed:direct to garment in the usa

garment-dyed and soft-washed; each piece varies slightly in color.
— wash cold, inside out. tumble dry low.

( from the journal )

the banned carnival

He wrote it in a few days as a joke, refused to let it be printed or played, and then left one instruction: publish this one.

watch the film, read the story

Designed in New York. Printed in the USA

the garment: vintage heavyweight tee. a heavy, garment-dyed tee that feels broken in from the first wear.

material:
100% ring-spun cotton · 6.1 oz. garment-dyed and soft-washed. each piece varies slightly in color, and softens and fades a little over time.
fitting:
relaxed, boxy fit · size down for a closer fit. pre-shrunk in the dye process, so it barely moves in the wash.
details:
seamless body · twill-taped neck and shoulders · classic-width rib collar. printed directly onto the cotton, here in the usa. ↳ printed in the usa
care:
wash no warmer than 30°c (86°f), inside out. tumble dry low. garment care

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