We've gone all out on Comfort and Style with our Mens Short Sleeve Yoga T-Shirt. Made with a High Performance Wicking Fabric, that is very breathable, soft and smooth against the skin. This Activewear shirt will keep you dry and cool whether you are biking, hiking trails, or dancing at your favorite Festival. Made in sunny California (USA).
• Immerse yourself in a 3D Landscape of our incredible Earth, with our all over Printed T-Shirt.
• InVisions uses High Definition Printing, on soft, breathable Fabrics, which never fades or shrinks.
• We Cut, Print, then Sew, for Perfect Image alignment. No white lines to mar this beautiful piece of Art.
• Each piece is handcrafted in sunny California (USA).
• 100% High Performance Athletic Wicking Polyester
You'll Love how this Stunning Image of our Earth, adapted from a Satellite Image of the Kamchatka Peninsula, comes to Life on your body. Oceans are the lifeblood of Planet Earth and humankind. They cover nearly three-quarters of our Planet, hold 97% of the Planet's water, and are estimated to produce more than half of the oxygen in the atmosphere. The Kamchatka Peninsula is in far North Eastern Russia, lying between the Sea of Okhotsk on the west and the Pacific Ocean and Bering Sea on the east.
• Immerse yourself in a 3D Landscape of our incredible Earth, with our all over Printed T-Shirt.
• InVisions uses High Definition Printing, on soft, breathable Fabrics, which never fades or shrinks.
• We Cut, Print, then Sew, for Perfect Image alignment. No white lines to mar this beautiful piece of Art.
• Each piece is handcrafted in sunny California (USA).
• 100% High Performance Athletic Wicking Polyester
You'll Love how this Stunning Image of our Earth, adapted from a Satellite Image of the Kamchatka Peninsula, comes to Life on your body. Oceans are the lifeblood of Planet Earth and humankind. They cover nearly three-quarters of our Planet, hold 97% of the Planet's water, and are estimated to produce more than half of the oxygen in the atmosphere. The Kamchatka Peninsula is in far North Eastern Russia, lying between the Sea of Okhotsk on the west and the Pacific Ocean and Bering Sea on the east.
