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Three Red-browed Amazons gather among branches and blossoms beneath a scarlet sun, its clouds curling in white against the red. Native to the Atlantic Forest of Brazil, this parrot is one of South America's most endangered, its crimson crown and turquoise-flushed face rendered here in a border of classical red.


Part of RSCF's Ukiyo-e Series, each design supports the Rare Species Conservatory Foundation's work protecting species on the edge of extinction.


When it comes to solid staples, nothing beats this cozy long sleeve tee made from premium cotton fabric. The top is detailed with a ribbed crew neck. The flattering fit makes it a great basic for a stand-out look of any kind.

  • Crew neck
  • Set-in long sleeves
  • Slim fit
  • 100% compact yarn combed cotton
  • Medium Heather Gray is 90% combed cotton and 10% viscose
  • Pre-shrunk, bio-polished, silicone-oil added fabric
  • Fabric weight: 210g/m²
  • Cotton-polyester ribbed collar
  • Single-needle stitched neckline
  • Tear-away label

Wash on the reverse side with neutral detergents. Do not soak, expose to the sun, and bleach. Iron, steam, or tumble dry at low temperature(max 30℃ or 90℉).

Ukiyo-e Series: Red-browed Amazon (Trio)

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