Halle Saale Skyline Men's City T-Shirt

Halle an der Saale as a skyline print

The motif shows a city outline in black and shades of grey: pointed church spires, an angular tower with a belfry, gabled houses and old apartment blocks, with a band of trees in front. Below it the words HALLE SAALE run the entire width of the print in broad serif capitals. Since everything is held in black, the design needs a pale ground, and that is what the range offers: white, natural, light blue, yellow and red.

Home you can wear

Halle lies in Saxony-Anhalt in eastern Germany, and anyone who grew up there picks out the towers without a map. The shirt is for Hallensers representing their city in Leipzig, Berlin or on holiday, for people who have moved in, and for anyone after a keepsake that does not look like a souvenir stand. Further towns and regions sit in the menu under city shirts.

Key facts

• wash at 30 degrees
• cotton yarn, ring-spun, knitted round with nothing sewn at the flanks
• 185 g/m², heavier under the hand than a flimsy holiday shirt
• short sleeves, rib binding on the crew neck, tape at the nape
• a men's cut; white and red to 5XL, the remaining three to 3XL

Alongside the outline the print names the city, so visitors can place the towers as well. The listing is a men's model for adults.