Description
The Bunyip — Still At Large — women’s Softstyle tee. The bunyip comes from Aboriginal oral tradition in south-east Australia — a creature said to live in billabongs, swamps, creeks and waterholes. In the 1840s colonial newspapers ran a string of bunyip reports, including along the Murray, and settlers took up the stories. It’s still part of Aussie folklore, and proudly home-grown. THE BUNYIP / MURRAY RIVER ★ 1840s / STILL AT LARGE — a grungy old-school wanted poster for the Halloween drop, and the latest in our Still At Large series. Printed DTF in Australia on black or white.
Blank: Gildan Softstyle. Soft hand feel.
Sizes: S–3XL. See size charts.
Care: Wash inside out cold. No tumble dry — hang inside out in the sun. Everything inside out for maximum life.
