Rooted in Legacy. Grounded in Pride
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$31.95
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$31.95
✦ Made to order
✦ Ships in 2–5 business days
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👕 Regular Unisex Fit • ✓ True to size
OUR STORY DESERVES TO BE SEEN —
THIS IS HOW YOU CARRY IT FORWARD.
✦ Crafted with purpose
✓ Premium 180 GSM Cotton
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Product Description
Product Description
The Beginning
Before recognition, there is formation.A nation isn’t declared—it is built through belief, language, and memory. This piece traces what came first.
The Structure
Each element marks a moment that didn’t pass—it stayed.Not as history, but as foundation. Together, they don’t tell a timeline—they form the framework of a people.
The Continuity
This isn’t about where it started. It’s about what still holds.For those who understand that identity isn’t inherited once—it’s carried forward.
Product Description
The Beginning
Before recognition, there is formation.
A nation isn’t declared—it is built through belief, language, and memory. This piece traces what came first.
The Structure
Each element marks a moment that didn’t pass—it stayed.
Not as history, but as foundation. Together, they don’t tell a timeline—they form the framework of a people.
The Continuity
This isn’t about where it started. It’s about what still holds.
For those who understand that identity isn’t inherited once—it’s carried forward.
Product Details
Material & Construction
- 100% cotton
- 180 GSM midweight fabric
- Side-seamed construction for structure
- Twill-taped shoulders for reinforcement
- Ribbed collar for shape retention
Care
- Machine wash cold (30°C / 90°F)
- Do not bleach
- Do not tumble dry
- Do not iron on print
- Do not dry clean
Size Chart
If you are still not sure about your size please reach out to us for assistance.
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