※ Although unused, I purchased the original T-shirt at a flea market, so I've marked it as "Like New." This T-shirt was dyed using a method where plants are wrapped directly onto the fabric and steamed, transferring their shape vividly. Sometimes even the veins of the leaves are captured, making it look as if the plants are directly adhered to the fabric. This particular piece uses a mix of various common plants. This method is known as eco-printing, etc. It seems to have originated overseas. Although it wasn't the initial intention, the beauty of the images that accidentally transferred onto the fabric led to its popularity. Rust from iron is used to create the images. It's a very interesting method, and many people are surprised by the clarity. This T-shirt is like wearing plants; please consider purchasing it. ※ Even though it's a print, each piece is unique. No two are exactly alike. Because it's made of a thin, soft material, it has a slightly worn feel due to the manufacturing process. ※ - Size: L size 100% cotton Shoulder width: Approximately 46cm Body width: Approximately 48cm Length: Approximately 60cm ※ Washing doesn't require as much care as with regular plant dyeing. Turn it inside out and hand wash gently. Or, put it in a laundry net and wash it in the washing machine. If you use detergent, I recommend a small amount of neutral detergent. (Like dish soap) ★ However, in reality, I put it in a laundry net and throw it in the washing machine with other laundry, and I wash it roughly. It doesn't fade easily. I don't use bleach. ※ Because iron rust is used, there may be a slight iron smell when wet. For safety, I recommend air drying in the shade. I hope you can handle it casually and enjoy wearing it. Thank you for looking. I think this is a dyeing method that isn't very common. If the size fits, please consider purchasing it. From Azami