No Rules Black Long Sleeve T-Shirt
Regular price £40.00
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- 100% organic ring-spun cotton Stanley/Stella soft black long sleeve tee with Attacus chest logo.
- The right arm is emblazoned with our ‘No Rules Just Ride’ mantra.
- Fair Wear Foundation certified: The Fair Wear Foundation is an independent organisation dedicated to the promotion and certification of lawful, humane and ethical manufacturing. It means you can be confident our T-shirts were made in factories that meet the UN’s Declaration on Human Rights standards.
- A Peta-approved vegan product.
- Made in Bangladesh
While we do our best to accurately display the true colours of our garments in all photography on our website, sometimes the actual colour may vary in real life. This is because every computer/phone monitor has a different capability to display colours, and that everyone sees these colours differently.
Size Guide
Loose fit: Our tees are a gender neutral style designed to fit loose
| Chest (to fit) | S | M | L | XL |
| CM | 96.5 | 101.5 | 109 | 114 |
| Inches | 38 | 40 | 43 | 45 |
Care Instructions
All of our garments are made with high quality technical fabrics which, with a bit of TLC, have been designed to last you many seasons of riding.
CLOTHING
Washing
Machine wash on a low spin with similar colours at no higher than 30°C (86°F). Use non-biological detergent only and avoid fabric softeners and bleach.
Close all clasps and fastenings on your cycle kit – and any other garments mixed in with your kit – when washing. Velcro closures and clasps can catch on stitching and damage your garments.
Drying
Do not tumble dry. Hang up and leave to dry naturally away from direct sunlight to prevent wear.
BAGS
Wipe clean with a warm damp cloth. Do not machine wash or tumble dry.
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