Szervető-jazygia lifetree embroidery O-neck T-shirt - turquoise Szervető-jazygia lifetree embroidery O-neck T-shirt - turquoise Szervető-jazygia lifetree embroidery O-neck T-shirt - turquoise

Szervető-jazygia lifetree embroidery O-neck T-shirt - turquoise

Article Nr. : NPJszsgeltfaO.trkz

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33.00 €

Women's T-shirt, embroidered with traditional motifs of the northem part of the Great Hungarian Plain.

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T-shirt size

XS: In stock

S: In stock

M: In stock

L: In stock

XL: In stock

XXL: In stock

XXXL: In stock

Material: 95% viscose, 5% lycra

Quality: I. class

Made in Hungary

Women's T-shirt, embroidered with traditional motifs of the northem part of the Great Hungarian Plain.

Material Information and Sizing

This T-shirt is made from 100% cotton with a fabric weight of 180 g/m². This medium-weight fabric offers an ideal balance of durability, comfort, and everyday wearability.

Important sizing information:
Due to the fabric composition and fit, this T-shirt may fit differently from the Szervető shirts you may already own. Therefore, we recommend choosing one size larger than your usual Szervető size.

For example:

  • If you normally wear a size M in Szervető shirts, we recommend ordering a size L.
  • If you normally wear a size L, we recommend ordering a size XL.

To ensure the best fit, please refer to the product's size chart before placing your order.

T-shirt size chart
cm XS S M L XL XXL
Bust 78-82 82-87 88-93 94-97 98-102 102-110
Waist 65-70 71-75 76-80 81-89 90-97 98-104
Hip 78-82 82-89 90-97 98-103 104-110 111-116
Lenght 55 57 60 67 68 69
EUR 36 38 40-42 42-44 44-46 46-48
UK 8-10 12-14 16-18 18-20 20-22 22-24

All women's T-shirts are stretchy, retain their shape, and fit the body.

 

About Szerveto-jazygia pattern:
These nice flowers are traditional embroidery motifs of the northem part of the Great Hungarian Plain, that is also known as Jazygia, named after the last ancient Indo-Iranian people who moved into the Carpathian Basin in the 13th century. They have preserved their cultural identity until the present day. The ornamentation displayed tendrils and flowers, which are typical of nomadic cultures. From the Middle Ages this was mainly used by furriers for decorating jackets and other outerwears.
You can read more about Szerveto-jazygia embroidery by clicking here.

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