Every Ukrainian city has a story. This is Mykolaiv's.

The colors here come straight from Mykolaiv's coat of arms — blue, black, yellow, and red — four colors that together carry the full visual identity of a city built on shipbuilding, the Black Sea, and centuries of southern Ukrainian history. The embroidery tradition of the Mykolaiv region is known for stylized floral motifs — pine trees, oak leaves, hop cones, flowering branches — and a distinctive shirt style with quadrangular necklines and loose sleeves. That botanical energy and the heraldic colors come together in this design.

This isn't a folk embroidery reproduction. It's an original graphic interpretation, rooted in something specific to this place. The design is the same one used on the matching embroidered patch — same size, same embroidery technique, roughly a 4×4 inch piece of real threadwork on the chest. Not a print, not a graphic. Embroidery.

100% combed and ring-spun cotton. Pre-shrunk, side-seamed, true to size. The kind of shirt you reach for when the day calls for something with weight behind it.

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