Lapin Liberté
Quentin the flower by Lapin Liberté
Quentin the flower by Lapin Liberté
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Who doesn't like a large flower Pride print with the one and only Quentin
Sting dedicated his song "Englishman in New York" (1987) to Crisp. He had jokingly remarked "that he looked forward to receiving his naturalisation papers so that he could commit a crime and not be deported." In late 1986 Sting visited Crisp in his apartment and was told over dinner, and the next three days, what life had been like for a homosexual man in the largely homophobic Great Britain of the 1920s to the 1960s. Sting was both shocked and fascinated and decided to write the song. It includes the lines:
It takes a man to suffer ignorance and smile,
Be yourself no matter what they say.
This gorgeous organic tee is available in both black and white printed with eco inks limited edition run on. This unique tee.
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Size Charts for Organic and Sustainable T-shirts
Organic T-shirts
Sustainable t-shirts
- Short sleeve t shirt style for adults - 165 GSM
- Neck tapes for durability
- Made from sustainable cotton yarn
SIZE GUIDE
S-35/37", M-38/40", L-41/43", XL-44/46", XXL-47/49", 3XL-50/52"
Materials and care
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We use Organic or Sustainable cotton and sizes XS to 6XL.
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All t-shirts are 100% cotton. Our all-over print items contain polyester due to the way they are printed.
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Follow the washing instructions below and always iron on the reverse.
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We recommend turning the garment inside out when washing. Wash on a cool wash (30°c or 86°F). To ensure your garment lasts a long time we recommend drip drying or hanging on a washing line.
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We endeavour to send out t-shirts within 5 working days with delivery where possible by Royal Mail tracked. Our all-overs are sent from a different location and normally
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