Don't Wash at 242°C. A care instruction for people who like to understand their laundry technically wrong, but musically very right.

Details:

• Men's Basic T-Shirt
  
• Color: Black
  
• Color family: Black
  
• Normal, regular fit
  
• Crew neck
  
• Short sleeve
  
• Material: 100% cotton

The print takes the familiar language of textile care symbols and dryly pushes it into another department: wash tub, temperature indication, crossed-out warning — only here, it's not about the washing machine, but a rather clear hint towards Electronic Body Music.

"Don't Wash at 242°C" works because the motif looks like a genuine care instruction while completely misbehaving at the same time. 242 degrees would hardly be a recommendation for cotton. For a tongue-in-cheek numerical code on a shirt, however, it's much more suitable.

Black keeps the look calm and supports the tonal print. This makes the motif appear almost like a secret textile marking for initiates: not flashy, not loud, more like a small engine room notice at chest height. Those who recognize it, recognize it. Everyone else, please wash normally anyway.

The shirt itself deliberately remains uncomplicated: a men's basic T-shirt made of 100% cotton with a regular fit, crew neck, and short sleeves. A solid foundation for a motif that elegantly combines care labels, band shirt culture, and dry number games.

A shirt for people who can read washing symbols — and at 242 still think more of bass than spin cycle.