• Classic unisex fit
• Tear away label
• Runs true to size
• Premium T-Shirt: 5.3 oz/yd² (180 g/m²)
• 100% Cotton (fiber content may vary for different colors)

Care Instructions: Machine wash warm, inside out, with like colors. Use only non-chlorine bleach. Tumble dry medium. Do not iron.

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We abide by some of the strictest EPA regulations in the world. Our dyes are environmentally friendly and Blue Sign approved. We use 7x less water than the average clothing manufacturer, Any water we do us is recycled.  Excess fabric is recycled into a number of things like baby bibs or stuffing for upholstery. Let nothing go to waste!

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More details: In ancient Egypt, the Ouroboros was associated with the sun god Ra, representing the cyclical nature of the sun's journey across the sky each day. In Greek mythology, it was associated with the god Apollo and symbolized the endless cycle of creation and destruction. In Chinese mythology, it represented the harmony between the yin and yang energies, signifying the balance between opposing forces in the universe.

In alchemy, the Ouroboros takes on a more philosophical and mystical meaning. It symbolizes the unity of all things, emphasizing the interconnectedness of the universe and the idea that everything is in a constant state of transformation and purification. The process of the serpent devouring its own tail represents the cyclical nature of this transformation, emphasizing that every end is also a new beginning.

The Ouroboros is also used in psychology and spiritual contexts as a symbol of self-reflection and introspection. In these contexts, the serpent eating its own tail represents the cyclical nature of personal growth, with each cycle bringing us closer to our true selves. The process of integrating the shadow self is also symbolized by the Ouroboros, representing the need to confront and transform our darkest aspects in order to achieve greater wholeness and harmony.