Product Description

Lion Mark FUKUOKA T-Shirt (2024)

The “Fukuoka Version” of the Lion Mark T-shirt featuring a local design!

The familiar Lion Mark, a symbol of New Japan Pro-Wrestling, has been transformed into bright red “mentaiko”!

Don’t miss the vibrant green bamboo leaves and the strawberry logos on either side.

The shade of yellow has also been adjusted to evoke the “Young Hawks Corps,” further enhancing the local flair!

 

・There is no design on the back.

・As this is a textile product, there may be a margin of error of a few centimeters.

・The product image is for illustrative purposes only and may differ from the actual product specifications.

 

 

Fit: Straight

Neckline: Crew neck

Sleeves: Short sleeves

 

100% cotton, 5.6 oz

Size XL: Length 78 cm × Width 58 cm × Shoulder width 53 cm × Sleeve length 24 cm

“FUKUOKA” T-shirt with Lion Logo (2024)

 

Please pay within 5 days.

Shipping from Japan with Tracking Number & Insurance.

We usually ship out your order within 3-5 working days after receiving your payment.

If we receive a refund from the customer, we guarantee the refund within 14 days.

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