Schagerl T-Shirt Kissbone - black - S

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This beautifully shaped black T-shirt impresses with its comfortable fit and modern design. Made from 100% high-quality cotton in soft jersey fabric, it feels particularly comfortable against the skin. The front features a stylised Schagerl Kissbone trombone in red and white, making the T-shirt a real eye-catcher. The fit is slim and long, giving the shirt a figure-hugging fit and a modern length. Made under fair working conditions, this T-shirt combines quality, sustainability and style. It is washable at 30 °C and can be easily ironed, making it particularly easy to care for and durable. Ideal for anyone who wants to skilfully combine a passion for music with a fashionable appearance.

Manufacturer: Schagerl
Schagerl Music GmbH combines traditional craftsmanship with modern online trading. Our family business, founded in 1961, has developed into a world-renowned manufacturer of brass and percussion instruments under the management of Karl Schagerl in the second generation.

This beautifully shaped black T-shirt impresses with its comfortable fit and modern design. Made from 100% high-quality cotton in soft jersey fabric, it feels particularly comfortable against the skin. The front features a stylised Schagerl Kissbone trombone in red and white, making the T-shirt a real eye-catcher. The fit is slim and long, giving the shirt a figure-hugging fit and a modern length. Made under fair working conditions, this T-shirt combines quality, sustainability and style. It is washable at 30 °C and can be easily ironed, making it particularly easy to care for and durable. Ideal for anyone who wants to skilfully combine a passion for music with a fashionable appearance.

Manufacturer: Schagerl

Schagerl Music GmbH combines traditional craftsmanship with modern online trading. Our family business, founded in 1961, has developed into a world-renowned manufacturer of brass and percussion instruments under the management of Karl Schagerl in the second generation.