SPEED DEMON T-SHIRT
Our Speed Demon logo T-shirt in 100% cotton. Read More
Item: 201896742602008
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SPEED DEMON T-SHIRT
£35.95
£25.16
-30%
Product Description
Speed Demon, the red triangle in the shape of a stylised devil, is Dainese's symbol. It was created in 1972, when the company was founded, and is based on a faun, a figure of Roman mythology and a god of nature. In 1981, it is radically redesigned, then finally becomes what it is today after its last redesign in 2005.
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Textile
100% Cotton
100% Cotton
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Warranty
The product is covered by a legal guarantee of 2 years, in accordance with current directives. The warranty covers any lack of conformity and allows you to request repairs or replacements at no additional cost. Learn more
Manuals and safety instructions
Size Guide
Casual Wear - Man
cm
in
| Alpha | XS | S | M | L | XL | XXL | XXXL |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Fit (chest) | 98-102 | 102-106 | 106-110 | 110-114 | 114-118 | 119-122 | 122-126 |
| Lenght (back) | 66-68 | 68-70 | 70-72 | 72-74 | 74-76 | 76-78 | 78-80 |
How to take measurements?
Chest
Chest circumference
The measurement of the chest in its maximum extension during normal breathing, measured with the person standing, passing the measuring tape horizontally around the torso over the scapula bones (the shoulder blades) and just under the armpits.
Lenght (back)
Torso height - neck to waist
To facilitate taking measurements, tie a string horizontally around the waist at the highest point of the Iliac crest bones, then measure down the spine from the most protruding bone at the base of the neck (the 7th vertebrae) to the waistline.
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