A relaxed, story-driven tee that celebrates Haitian pride and memory. The front carries bold numerals “1804” in red and blue above the national coat of arms — a quiet nod to the island’s founding. The back shows a portrait of an older man with a pipe, palm trees and shoreline, and the phrase “NEG LAKAY,” invoking home, resilience, and conversation on warm evenings. Wear it to remember history, start a conversation, or sit on a porch watching the sunset. The fabric feels substantial yet breathable, the crew neckline stays shaped, and the smooth print stays detailed wash after wash. This shirt settles into your everyday rotation: for market runs, beach walks, neighborhood barbecues, or those nights when you want to carry a piece of home with you.
Product features - Durable 100% cotton medium-weight fabric (5.3 oz/yd²) for year-round comfort - Seamless tubular knit body and ribbed collar that keeps its shape - Stable shoulder tape and tear-away label for comfort and long-lasting fit - DTG and DTF printed artwork for crisp, detailed front and sleeve/label prints - OEKO-TEX® certified and meets EU safety standards with a 2-year warranty
Care instructions - Non-chlorine: bleach as needed - Do not iron - Do not dryclean - Machine wash: cold (max 30C or 90F) - Tumble dry: low heat
