Jan Hus
The Fire Failed
$35
Premium 100 percent combed ring-spun cotton, preshrunk
An illustrated scene of Jan Hus, including the swan legend that grew up after his death, prints across the front. The sleeve carries a Nehemiah 4:14 cross cut through to the shirt color, and the Patriarch Outfitters mark sits high and centered on the back. Printed to order on a premium tee of preshrunk 100 percent combed ring-spun cotton in a fitted cut, with a Patriarch Outfitters label inside the neck that lists the size, country of origin, and material.
Larger sizes cost a little more to make.
Made to order and ready in 2 to 5 business days, then 3 to 7 in transit. Flat-rate US shipping of $6 per order is added at checkout.
Details
- Fabric
- Premium 100 percent combed ring-spun cotton, preshrunk
- Fit
- Fitted cut
- Construction
- Side-seamed
- Shrinkage
- Preshrunk fabric that can still shrink slightly
- Printed to order in full color on the front, one ink on the back and sleeve
- Sleeve
- Right sleeve print
- Label
- Patriarch label inside the neck with the size, country of origin, and material
- Care
- Wash cold inside out, tumble dry low or hang dry, do not iron the print. Hot water can shrink the fabric.
- Placement
- Back, Front, Neckline detail and Sleeve
Front and back
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Front -
Back
The story
Jan Hus signed his letters "the Goose," which is what his name means in Czech. In October 1412, with an excommunication hanging over him and Prague under interdict, he wrote to the city that the Goose was a slow domestic bird and had broken through the nets anyway, and that stronger birds would follow.
Three years later, on July 6, 1415, the Council of Constance burned him on a meadow outside the town. A friend who stood in the crowd wrote down what he sang.
The swan on the shirt is the legend that grew up after his death. The rest of the scene is the record. Read the full story.
