HOT ! The Brightsky Pinkgill Tee – Entoloma Madidum

Some mushrooms look delicious (even when deadly). Some look dangerous (even some which are tasty). Then there’s Entoloma madidum, the Brightsky (or Blue) Pinkgill (it has a reddish-pink spore print), which, with its vivid, light to neon-blue cap, looks like it fell straight out of a fantasy RPG (or another dimension).

Thought to indicate high quality grassland, the Brightsky Pinkgill is an extremely rare mushroom variety in more than just appearance - and is difficult to differentiate from other Entoloma species, often requiring genetic testing to establish taxonomy. This tee features an original illustration by renowned mycologist Geoffrey Kibby (used with permission) and is embroidered in brilliant, true-to-life colour.

Let this shirt be your way of wearing a conversation starter, field-guide flex, and love of mycological magic – all in one!

Details:

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  100% organic cotton – soft, breathable, long lasting
  


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  Medium-heavyweight (220gsm) – not a flimsy fast-fashion fit
  


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  Detailed full-colour embroidery – a gorgeous reproduction of an original scientific drawing
  


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  Unisex cut – mushrooms don’t do gender, neither do we
  


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  Sizes - available in sizes small to XL
  

Wear it anywhere you want to bring a little unexpected colour – from forest trails to city streets.

One thing we have to say is that this product is made especially for you as soon as you place an order. Making products on demand instead of in bulk helps reduce overproduction and will hopefully stop us contributing the global clothing waste problem - it\'s also why it takes us a bit longer to deliver it to you - and why we ask you to avoid impulse purchases and only buy intentionally!

Warning: - prepare yourself for “Wait, is that mushroom really blue?” questions.

Disclaimery thing

One thing we have to say is that this product is made especially for you as soon as you place an order. Making products on demand instead of in bulk helps reduce overproduction and will hopefully stop us contributing to the global clothing waste problem - it\'s also why it takes us a bit longer to deliver it to you - and why we ask you to avoid impulse purchases and only buy intentionally!