A hummingbird in flight, drawn in nothing but red line work
A hummingbird hovers mid-flight, wings raised, rendered entirely in fine red line work. Instead of feathers, the wings carry botanical detail — small blooms, leaves and curling stems woven through the form. There's no fill and no background, just clean red line on white, which is what makes it feel drawn rather than printed. Soft combed cotton, relaxed fit.
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Why You'll Love This Tee
A hummingbird built from fine red line work and botanical detail — a single-colour print on soft combed cotton with a relaxed fit.
Questions, Clearly Answered
What material is the shirt made from?
Soft, lightweight combed and ring-spun cotton — the kind that gets softer with every wash. We only carry white, so there are no heather or poly-blend variations to keep track of.
What fit does this tee have?
A relaxed, easy fit with a classic crew neckline — comfortable over jeans, shorts or joggers. If you're between sizes, sizing up gives a looser drape. The size guide above has the exact measurements.
Is the fabric pre-shrunk?
Yes. It's pre-shrunk, so it should keep the shape and length you ordered — a cold wash and a low tumble dry will keep it that way.
How should I wash the shirt?
Machine wash cold, inside out. Tumble dry low or hang dry. Don't iron directly onto the print — press from the inside, or go around it.
What does the design look like?
The shirt is white with a hummingbird hovering in mid-flight, drawn entirely in fine red line work with no fill or background colour. Rather than feathers, the wings and body are made up of botanical detail — small flowers, leaves and curling stems. Because it's line-only, the design looks light and delicate on the white cotton rather than heavy.
Where do the designs come from?
Every design starts as an original illustration made for Revnix, then printed to order in small batches. That's why you won't see it on every corner — and why the print is the whole point of the shirt rather than an afterthought.
