Pololu 2011 T-Shirt - Large

This stylish, large T-shirt is emblazoned on the front with the Pololu logo—comprised of ones and zeros—and features the phrase “Engage Your Brain” on the back. With this rear adornment, you can proclaim your love of giving physical embodiment to your artificially intelligent creations (while simultaneously reminding those around you of the importance of critical thinking).

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Overview

These stylish, royal blue T-shirts, available in medium, large, and extra large adult sizes, are emblazoned on the front with the Pololu logo—comprised of the very same ones and zeros that fuel digital logic—and feature the phrase “Engage Your Brain” on the back. With this rear adornment, you can proclaim your love of giving physical embodiment to your artificially intelligent creations (while simultaneously reminding those around you of the importance of critical thinking).

Specifications

100% cotton, preshrunk
Seamless collar, taped neck and shoulders, and double-needle sleeve and bottom hems
White lettering on a royal blue background
Recommended operating temperature: 60 – 120°F (15 – 50°C)
Can be used safely at lower temperatures when combined with additional clothing (not included)

So, it’s pretty much a T-shirt.

Using the T-Shirt

Beginners and weathered experts alike should have no trouble getting started with the Pololu 2011 T-Shirt. Simply put your head through the large hole and your arms through the two smaller holes on each side and you’re up and running! Please note that the shirt does not strictly enforce proper polarization, so be sure to pay attention when enrobing.

Warning: This product is just a component; additional articles (e.g. pants) are required in a typical application. Pololu disclaims any liability for damages arising from misuse of this product (e.g. indecent exposure arrests for wearing only this shirt, dissatisfied brides who expected you to wear a tux, failed job interviews at places other than Pololu, etc.).