LOGO Ink Splatter Designer Cotton T-shirt - Grey

>> About Trying On Not sure about your size? No worries, choose two sizes you think will fit and we'll send them both. Or if you're unsure which one suits you best, it's okay, your room is your fitting room! Decide which ones to keep after you've tried them on comfortably. Items you don't keep will be returned to us! Shipping and return shipping are both free. *When ordering one item, please be sure to "message" us to let us know the size of the second item of the same style you wish to try. If ordering two items, please "message" us to let us know the sizes of the other two items of the same style you wish to try. If you are very sure of the size you want, you can also choose not to leave an additional message, in which case we will only send the one item you ordered. >> About Refunds Remember, we offer a 3-month refund service. It's a direct refund! Not just an exchange, but a direct cash refund to you. (As long as it's not human-caused damage, tearing, snagging, or stained with a color that wasn't originally there.) >> About the Design NOELC does not easily use the LOGO as a selling point before it has established fame and value. I don't understand why a piece of clothing, especially a T-shirt, would have a LOGO placed prominently in the center of the chest as the main graphic, and only the Logo at that. Especially when the brand doesn't yet have "gravitas." For example, have you ever noticed how some small brands (I'm not saying NOELC is huge) when they first start out or are still relatively unknown, place their Logo as the sole creation on their chest? They haven't become famous for creating other remarkable things that would give this Logo weight or meaning, yet they use the Logo as the sole "creation" or symbol on their chest, and then release it in five colors: black, white, blue, red, and yellow. For instance, LV's plain Logo T-shirts have weight and value because it's a brand that started with luggage for French royalty a century ago and became a luxury leader. This Logo represents a grand legacy and experience behind it. Porsche is similar; people clamor for a printed Logo as a souvenir because of their automotive engineering prowess... So, I truly don't get it. Instead of buying a T-shirt like that, why not just buy a plain one that's much cheaper, better quality, and doesn't cost hundreds more just for a plain T-shirt with a meaningless LOGO on it? Even when NOELC uses a LOGO, it's done with fully committed design sensibility. And this is the only one of its kind. The abstract art of late seventies dystopianism fills the colors of my Logo. >> About Styling This shirt looks good no matter how you wear it. Truly. NOELC "Fashion That Walks the Runway"