Design is from a sketch, called "The Man Tree" by Hieronymus Bosch, circa 1470s. The name of the creature is later changed to the "Tree-Man", which appears, in the Bosch triptych The Garden of Earthly Delights.

The "Tree-Man" is the focus of the right panel, of The Garden of Earthly Delights (circa 1495-1505) , along with a pair of human ears brandishing a blade. A cavity in the torso is populated by three naked persons at a table, seated on an animal, and a fully clothed woman pouring drink from a barrel.

Uniquely textured, thick microfiber knit fabric of this high quality T-shirt wicks perspiration rapidly away from the skin, drawing it to the surface where it quickly evaporates.

.: 100% Polyester

.: 6.0 oz fabric

.: Tagless

.: Runs true to size

To find your size. lay out a t-shirt, that you know fits, flat onto a table top to measure.

Small

Width=19.02"

Length=29.02"

Sleeve Length=8.47"

Medium

Width=20.52"

Length=30.00"

Sleeve Length=8.75"

Large

Width=22.01"

Length=30.99"

Sleeve Length=9.06"

X-Large 

Width=24.02"

Length=32.01"

Sleeve Length=9.38"

2X-Large

Width=25.99"

Length=33.00"

Sleeve Length=9.65"

3X-Large

Width=27.49"

Length=34.02"

Sleeve Length=9.97"