ethel smyth: march of the women classic tee
Ethel Smyth1858 – 1944
Ethel Smyth wrote The March of the Women in 1910, with words by Cicely Hamilton, and it became the anthem of the suffragettes. In 1912 she was jailed at Holloway for breaking a cabinet minister's window. Thomas Beecham visited and found her conducting her fellow prisoners from a window, with a toothbrush.
side-seamed with shoulder taping. 100% cotton (heather colors are cotton-poly blends).
— wash cold, inside out. tumble dry low.
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Designed in New York. Printed in the USA
the garment: classic tee. a soft, lightweight everyday tee with a tailored fit.
- material:
- 100% combed and ring-spun cotton · 4.2 oz (solid colors). a fine 32-singles jersey: light and soft.
- fitting:
- tailored fit, close through the body without clinging · true to size. between sizes? size up for a looser look.
- details:
- side-seamed · shoulder taping. printed directly onto the cotton, here in the usa. ↳ printed in the usa
- care:
- wash cold, inside out. tumble dry low to keep the fit. garment care





































































