This unique "LEARN TO SWIM" graphic T-shirt from URT, a Colorado surfing brand, features a print of a scene from a John Wayne movie. In the movie, John Wayne, upon hearing a child can't swim, nods after learning the child is six years old and throws the child into a lake. The mother protests, asking what he's doing, to which he replies he's just teaching the child to swim, and the mother runs away. (This is the general gist of the scene.) It's a hit with Japanese people sometimes. It's extremely popular with people overseas, mainly those in their 50s and 60s. URT is a brand favored by the Colorado Seals. It's a fusion of surfing and military, a popular brand within the Navy, and a niche brand in Japan. If you wear it to bases like Atsugi or Yokosuka, you'll definitely be more popular with the soldiers than with Avirex. It's made of American cotton-poly fabric. It's a surfing-style T-shirt with a long length, but you can wear it by bunching it at the waist to avoid looking long-bodied. Made of cotton-poly, it's a perfect item for those who enjoy marine sports or want to experience American style and the atmosphere of the West Coast and Colorado in the summer. Please consider it at this opportunity. - Design: "LEARN TO SWIM" graphic print on a black background - Front Design: Small graphic print on the left chest - Back Design: Large graphic print Thank you for viewing. Size: M URT Military FOG West Coast Fashion Surfing Surfer Brand