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	Maximum washing temperature: 30°C.
	Do not bleach
	Gentle ironing at a maximum temperature of 110°C
	Do not dry clean
	Do not tumble dry
	Dry in the shade by hanging after spinning

Printed garments: We recommend ironing the garment inside out and at a low temperature, as well as avoiding ironing the printed area for too long. If possible, we recommend inserting an additional cloth between the iron and the garment to be ironed, thus avoiding the appearance of shiny marks or streaks.

The T-shirt (literally 'T shirt') is a short-sleeved, crew-neck T-shirt with a straight cut bust that gives it its classic 'T' shape. The short-sleeved T-shirts worn by young Americans and Europeans in the 1950s and 1960s were strictly white, but by the end of the 1970s, the fashion for wearing coloured T-shirts (e.g. football or American football team uniforms) had already taken off.

Although similar garments with sleeves of various lengths can be found as early as ancient times (among the Etruscans) and in the Renaissance period, examples of t-shirt-like garments only became widespread from the 18th century as undergarments, and from the 19th century as workwear, due to their comfort and lack of a collar, a distinctive element of elegance.

Nineteenth-century sailors wore a variant very close to the contemporary model, characterised by the typical horizontal stripes.

In the 1940s, the US armed forces adopted the crew-neck shirt as part of the uniform for their men. The use of the T-shirt then spread widely in Europe during the Second World War.

The popularity of the T-shirt as a garment, outside of underwear or work wear, was consolidated in the 1950s, when American fashion spread around the world through the cinema. Famous actors such as James Dean or Marlon Brando wore the typical short-sleeved white T-shirt over a pair of jeans on the big screen: from that moment on, the T-shirt definitely entered contemporary fashion.

It was in the 1980s that the T-shirt established itself as a creative garment and communicative vehicle through ornamental friezes and lettering: the message conveyed through T-shirts took on the most diverse forms and meanings, whether ironic (the first smiles appeared on T-shirts), advertising, political or geographical (e.g. city names on T-shirts produced by the various Hard Rock Cafe's around the world).

The quality of the raw materials and the craftsmanship of their processing ensure the authenticity of all products branded with VSTL, which you can find for sale online on the official website. VSTL is Handmade in Tuscany.
Each item comes with a serial number / QR code to verify its authenticity.

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Shipping: Orders are shipped from Monday to Friday (excluding public holidays) by SDA-GLS-TNT-UPS

The products will be delivered within 1-2 working days from the moment of departure, except for unforeseen events beyond our control. 

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