POST Puroresu Tee

WH Park and John Pollock host POST Puroresu, a monthly podcast about all things Japanese wrestling.

This shirt design by Robert Pearson came out of discussions he and I had about what kind of imagery I wanted to see for a possible logo or banner for POST Puroresu. I wanted to avoid stereotypical imagery and brought up the Japanese art of Ukiyo-e (art produced using woodblock prints), in particular the art of Katsushika Hokusai (my favourite Ukiyo-e artist) and his most famous work, "The Great Wave off Kanagawa". Robert ran with the idea and produced the amazing art you see on this t-shirt. – WH Park

Heavy Cotton Tee:

• Made with a substantial cotton fabric for durability and longevity.
• Classic fit for ultimate comfort, suitable for all body types.
• Ribbed knit collar to retain shape even after washing.
• Double stitching at the sleeves and bottom hem for extra strength.
• Pre-shrunk to minimize shrinkage after washing.
• Ideal for everyday wear with a soft and breathable feel.

Soft Cotton Tee:

• Crafted from a lighter, ring-spun cotton for a softer touch.
• Euro-fit provides a more tailored look and sleek silhouette.
• Features a seamless double-needle collar for a sharp, neat finish.
• Taped neck and shoulders for comfort and style.
• Double-needle sleeve and bottom hems for a polished appearance.
• Quarter-turned to eliminate center crease, enhancing the tee's quality feel.