Memento mori II Functional Short Sleeve A-Fit

>> About the Fabric To combat the persistent sticky heat of summer and the increasing effects of global warming, we’ve partnered with Taiwan's premier textile mill to develop this special moisture-wicking and breathable fabric. It's not only lightweight, offering an almost "barely-there" wearing sensation, but also virtually wrinkle-free, colorfast, and resistant to yellowing—the ideal choice for those with limited time for garment care. >> About Trying It On Unsure about your size? No problem. Simply choose two sizes you think will fit, and we'll send both. Or, if you can't decide which style suits you best, don't worry – your room is your fitting room! Decide which pieces you love after trying them on. Any items you don't keep will be returned to us. Shipping and returns are complimentary. *When ordering one item, please be sure to leave us a message indicating the second size of the same style you'd like to try. If ordering two items, please message us with the two sizes of the same style you wish to try. If you are completely certain of your size, you can forgo the message, and we will ship only the one item you ordered.* >> About Returns Remember, we offer a 3-month return policy. This is a direct refund, not just an exchange! We'll refund your money directly. (As long as the damage isn't man-made, such as tears, snags, or stains from non-original colors.) >> About the Artwork "Memento mori" is Latin for "Remember that you must die." This phrase is often used in works of art to remind people of their mortality. In Christian art, "Memento mori" is a frequent theme, allowing people to contemplate its meaning. The most evident examples are artworks and buildings created for funerals, with graves offering the clearest illustration. In the 15th century, it was fashionable among the nobility to build elaborate tombs, showcasing their wealth and status in life. However, by the colonial era, painters began to replace skulls with angels, a depiction that is now more familiar. NOELC draws inspiration from this concept, interpreting the ideas of "remember your mortality" and "seize the day" through themes ranging from ancient Roman reliefs and the Renaissance to catacombs. About Styling >> NOELC "Fashion that walks the runway"