Spider Lilies are called "Higanbana" in Japanese.

They bloom around the autumnal equinox and their petals are a brilliant crimson color. They have peculiar, poison-like look and beauty.

“Higan...” is originally a Buddhist term that means “the other shore,” which is a metaphor for enlightenment. “...Bana” means "flower" in Japanese.

The Japanese writing on the t-shirt is as follows:

おや、どちらまで？- “Hi, where are you going?”

ちょっと、彼岸まで。- “Just up the other shore.”

We have a long sleeve design.
Black - https://www.etsy.com/listing/916679059/
Gray - https://www.etsy.com/listing/922175689

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We offer free domestic shipping!

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Garment Details:

60% Combed Ring-Spun Cotton / 40% Polyester
Next Level Ladies' CVC T-shirts


Decorative Materials:

We use heat transfer vinyl for decorating T-shirts. Heat transfer vinyl is designed to be used with a vinyl cutter and heat press. We use Siser EasyWeed™ and ThermoFlex® PLUS vinyl. Both are popular brands known for their look and durability.


Sizing:

Review the sizing information in image No.6. The model is 5’5 (167cm) with a bust size of 17" (43cm). Bust size is measured 1” (2.54cm) below each underarm, from one side to the other. She wears size Small for a tight fit.

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Please note that the T-shirts run tight (specifically the width) compared to brand like American Apparel. If you like a fitted look, consider choosing one size larger than the size you normally wear. Please check the sizing chart (image No.6) carefully before purchasing. If you are not sure of your size, please contact us.

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Care instructions:

- We recommend washing cold and drying by laying the garment flat.
- For machine washing, turn the T-shirt inside out to protect vinyl and design.
- If necessary, tumble dry with low heat.
- Do not dry clean.