Medieval Crow T-Shirt — Bestiary Raven Roundel Graphic Tee

Cornix, the crow, from the pages of a medieval English bestiary: a book of beasts where every animal carried a lesson. This one was painted by hand in a red-orange roundel in England in the 1200s, and it has sat on folio 51 of the same book for nearly 800 years. We've set it on a soft, everyday tee.

The artwork: Harley MS 4751, folio 51r, a bestiary made in England in the 13th century. The British Library, London. Public domain.

• Gildan Softstyle 64000 unisex tee
• 100% ring-spun cotton on solid colors (heathers are poly blends)
• Lightweight 4.5 oz, classic fit, tear-away label
• White may read slightly off-white

Money-back guarantee. If the shirt isn't what you hoped, we'll refund it — no hassle, no twenty questions. Fewer than 1% of our customers ever use it, but it's there.

Care: machine wash cold with similar colors, tumble dry low, no bleach, no dry clean. Gildan 64000, made in Bangladesh. EU responsible person: Honson Ventures Ltd, 3 Gnaftis House flat 102, Mesa Geitonia, Limassol 4003, CY (gpsr@honsonventures.com).