Vertical word in reservePremium cotton8 colourwaysS to XXXL
The essentials: a boxer's silhouette with one arm raised — the winner's gesture — and the word BOXING set vertically, cut in reserve out of the body itself. One block, one ink. 8 colourways. Premium cotton 180 gsm, crew neck, heat transfer print. 6 sizes S to XXXL, €24, free shipping.
The word is not set beside the boxer: it is cut out of him.
How the artwork works
The silhouette fills the full height of the motif: a boxer in profile, arm raised above the head, glove closed. It is the gesture of victory, the one a boxer makes when the referee lifts his hand.
The right side of the body is cut off cleanly on the vertical, and in that slice the word BOXING appears, read from bottom to top, in reserve — the ground of the tee writes the letters.
The boxer's body therefore serves as both subject and typographic support. It is the same device as on our kickboxing tee, inverted: here it is the word that sits in reserve, not the figure.
What it looks like on
The artwork sits high on the chest, in a narrow vertical composition — it takes height rather than width, which sets it apart from the centred motifs in the collection.
The finish is single-ink solid: no hatching, no gradient, no outline. The muscles of the torso and the face are suggested by fine reserves cut into the black mass.
Five colourways play on the ground, and two white versions offer the print in blue or red rather than black.
Premium cotton, crew neck, short sleeves, straight cut. Plain back.
Eight colourways
Your size
European cut — take your usual size, with no adjustment. Six sizes per colourway, S to XXXL, all at the same price. Chest runs from about 96 cm / 38 in on a S to 126 cm / 50 in on an XXXL.
If you need 4XL, the ring scene tee and the boxing gloves tee offer it.
Technical specification
Technical specifications
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Frequently asked questions
What gesture is the boxer making?
The winner's gesture: arm raised above the head, glove closed, seen in profile. It is what a boxer does when the referee lifts his hand.
How does it differ from the kickboxing tee?
Both use the same device, inverted. Here the word sits in reserve inside the figure. On the kickboxing tee, it is the figure that sits in reserve inside the letters.
What do the white with blue print and white with red print options mean?
Two versions of the white tee where the artwork is printed in blue or in red rather than black. The other six colourways carry a black print on a coloured ground.
Where is the print placed?
High on the chest, in a narrow vertical block. It takes height rather than width, which sets it apart from the centred motifs in the collection. The back is plain.
How is the artwork applied?
By heat transfer onto a PET film, a different process from direct digital printing. It holds the fine reserves that draw the letters and the muscles without closing them up, which is decisive on a single-ink solid.
Which size should I take?
Standard European cut: take your usual size, with no adjustment. Six sizes, S to XXXL, chest from about 96 cm / 38 in to 126 cm / 50 in; for 4XL, see the ring scene tee or the boxing gloves tee.
