Bier Herzschlag Men's T-Shirt, ECG Beer Print

Pulse trace that turns into a tankard

The design is plain: a thin white line of the kind seen on a hospital monitor, with small waves and two tall spikes at the margins. Right at the centre the line becomes the outline of a beer tankard with a head of foam. The pulse, in other words, runs over the beer.

Signs of life at the bar

For everyone whose circulation only gets going after the first mouthful: for the regulars' table, the village fête, the evening barbecue in the garden.

Quality and shades

100% cotton, knitted round as a jersey of 185 g/m², with nothing at the sides. Straight regular fit, circular neckline with a rib, tape at the nape, a thirty-degree wash. Up to 5XL you can have navy, royal blue, black or red. In kelly green, brown and burgundy the choice ends at 3XL.

How the line is drawn

The curve is drawn as an evenly thin contour rather than as a filled shape. A tall pointed spike stands at either end with shallow waves between them. The tankard in the middle is made of the same lines: handle to the right, three vertical strokes on the body, a cloudy crown above.

Steps and cloth weight

Eight widths cover the row. On the scales that means 180 grams in L, 205 in 2XL and 240 in 4XL. The short-sleeve cut is worn by adults. Ring spinning leaves the cloth soft to the hand and the print an even surface.