Men's Ukiyo-e UT Graphic T-Shirt

Ukiyo-e UT Graphic T-Shirt

Colour: 66 BLUE

Men M

Ukiyo-e UT Graphic T-Shirt

Colour: 66 BLUE

Men M

Description

Product ID: 482784

Ukiyo-e Blue

The synthetic pigment Prussian blue (also known as Berlin blue), imported during the Edo period, sparked a revolution in the way “blue” was expressed in Ukiyo-e prints. Created in collaboration with the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, this T-shirt expresses the beautiful blue worlds depicted by Katsushika Hokusai and Utagawa Hiroshige. This unique collection blends artistic vision with rich historical significance.
Function details
- Fit: Regular
- Pockets: No Pockets
Product ID: 482784
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Delivery
Delivery: we can deliver to an address, UNIQLO store, or collection point of your choosing. Fees: delivery starts from 3,95 € or is free when you spend 70 € or more or choose Click & Collect.
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Exchanges & Returns
Returns accepted: within 30 days of delivery. Fees: returns can only be made through our online returns portal and postage must be arranged and paid for by the customer. Exchanges: available in stores. In-store purchases: return or exchange at any UNIQLO store within the same country of purchase.
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Production Information
Country/Countries of Production: Vietnam
Fabric knitting and weaving: Vietnam
Fabric dyeing: Vietnam
We are continuously working to improve our verification of the production process in our supply chain both in-house and with third parties to have full understanding of the origins of raw materials, and the locations of the yarn spinning, fabric production, and garment sewing, knitting and assembly processes. This verification allows us to improve the quality of our clothing and also ensure safer manufacturing practices. We will continue to share information so customers can make informed choices about their clothing.
Fabric production information applies to products manufactured after Autumn/Winter 2024.