'Hayai' Ash Grey Heavy Boxy T-shirt

Inari - 稲荷 - Deity of Harvest and Fertility.

In Japanese culture, the fox, or kitsune, carries a quiet but powerful presence, deeply connected to Inari, the Shinto deity of rice, prosperity, and industry. Seen as sacred messengers, foxes are believed to move between the human and spiritual worlds, often standing guard at Inari shrines throughout Japan. Their nature isn’t one-dimensional—both protective and unpredictable, they reflect a balance of wisdom, transformation, and mystery. White foxes, especially, are associated with purity and divine favor. Shaped by centuries of folklore and belief, kitsune imagery holds a sense of reverence, making it a symbol of protection, prosperity, and cultural depth that still resonates today.

European sizes and USA sizes differ. Size comparison is as follows.

S - (US XS), M - (US S), L - (US M), XL - (US L), XXL - (US XL)

In order to keep a low carbon footprint, we recommend you wash at a maximum of 30 degrees.

Do not use a tumble dryer (it's the worst).

Wash inside out and with similar colours.

Iron inside out and not on the print/embroidery.

HATS - Hand wash in order to avoid shrinkage! Do not tumble dry!

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