T-SHIRT STEEL KNIGHT - BLACK - M-TAC

      The themed t-shirt from M-Tac is dedicated to the steel chivalry of Ukraine - tank soldiers, who are the armored fist of our army. For those hardened by battle, strong in spirit, for the brave and indomitable and for all connoisseurs of military style, the STEEL KNIGHT T-shirt will be a bright expression of your individuality and pride for the tank troops of Ukraine.
      The print shows a knight in steel armor sitting astride a war horse. In his hand, the warrior proudly holds a spear with a trident and a battle banner at the top. Riding on a horse, the knight bravely carries the banner of the steel knighthood of Ukraine. It is the knightly gauntlet that grips the pirnach (a type of mace) that is the main attribute of the tankmen. This symbol was chosen in honor of the victory of Konstantin Ostrozhsky's army over the Muscovites in the Battle of Orsha in 1514. Then a powerful battering ram of the knightly cavalry helped defeat the enemy.
      Times have changed - knights have modernized. In the background of the t-shirt, an analogue of knightly cavalry can be seen through the centuries - modern Leopard 2 and T-72 tanks, on which today the descendants of famous knights skillfully destroy the enemy. In the middle of the tanks is a white cross, with which the equipment of the Armed Forces of Ukraine goes on the offensive. It is the white cross that has a historical basis and, according to one version, is considered the Cossack banner and the banner of victory.
      At the bottom of the print are the combined military trident, the emblem of the tank troops and the Armed Forces of Ukraine, emphasizing the unity and power of the country's defense forces.
      The T-shirt is made of high-quality fabric (93% cotton, 7% elastane). The comfortable cut does not constrain movements, and the thin elastic knitwear successfully emphasizes the relief of the body and ensures comfort during use.

Material:

• 93% cotton
• 7% elastane

Printing:

• MagnaColours® (Premium inks resist fading)