Now available in navy or maroon.
Fabric:
100% cotton
Features:
- Fine navy or maroon color shirt with white imprint
- Seamless double-needle 7/8″ collar
- Taped neck and shoulders, rib cuffs
- Double-needle bottom hem
- Tear away label
Imprint:
Strong in Spirit logo in a subtle minimalistic style across the chest
Long Sleeve Shirt Dimensions:
Measurements are taken horizontally across from seam to seam under the sleeves, and from shoulder seam to end of sleeve
Size in inches / centimeters:
| Chest | Sleeve | |
| S | 17.5in / 44cm | 23in / 59cm |
| M | 19.5in / 50cm | 24in / 61cm |
| L | 21.5in / 55cm | 24in / 61cm |
| XL | 23.5in / 60cm | 24in / 61cm |
| XXL | 25in / 64cm | 25in / 64cm |
Get your matching Strong in Spirit drawstring bag.
| Size | XS, S, M, L, XL, XXL, XXXL |
|---|---|
| Color | Navy, Maroon |
4 reviews for Strong in Spirit: LONG SLEEVE
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Vladimir Vasiliev –
My personal favourite of all the new products. Long sleeve has many advantages, not only keeping the warmth; but also clothing makes it easier to escape than bare skin. Long sleeves conceal the arms and any object or weapon you might be holding. Also, I like 100% cotton fabric, it is restful to the body. This navy colour is pleasant to the eyes, while the words are subtle and meaningful. Thumbs up!
Richard Choong –
I’ve been wearing this shirt to class for over a year now. After all the training and many washes, it’s still in great shape and the lettering stays fresh. Keeps me in better shape too. 🙂
Roman Blago –
Such smooth textile! Maroon is a great colour, easy to hide the traces of blood…just in case.
Christopher Lawson –
This shirt takes me back to the roots. A good reminder that strength is not in the body but where it really is – in our spirit.