Falcons of Shalwa

 Falcons of Shalwa is the first design of the collection, showcasing in a grand way the three falcons, which represent the story of three Bedouin brothers. This story starts with the tragedy of the death of their father and being raised by their grandmother Shalwa after the death of their parents in poor conditions. They are adopted by a Sheikh, the head of another clan, who takes care of them until they grow up and become great warriors. They end up dying after inflicting a devastating defeat on the enemies of their clan. However, at the end of the fight, the three heroes fall as martyrs. Their sacrifices and bravery become legendary, and the story of "Shalwa's Falcons" becomes a symbol of honor and courage in the tribe’s community. This version reflects the collective heroism of the group rather than an individual, adding greater depth to your project and representing the true Bedouin legends and their bravery that have been forgotten by the Arabs themselves.

This boxy t-shirt is the perfect addition to your casual wardrobe. Made from premium-quality cotton, the tee offers an experience of ultimate luxury and comfort. The fabric is soft and smooth against the skin, with a weight and texture that feels substantial without being too heavy. The boxy cut provides a relaxed and effortless fit that allows for ease of movement, while the minimalist design adds a touch of sophistication to the overall look. Available in an assortment of stunning color options, this t-shirt is versatile enough to be worn with any outfit. 

• Crew neck
• Drop shoulders
• Loose fit
• 100% combed cotton
• 26 count plain weave
• Pre-shrunk
• Reactive-dyed for long-lasting color
• Fabric weight: 280g/m²
• Side-seamed construction
• Binding taped neck and shoulders
• Double-stitched ribbed collar
• Coverstitch cuffs and hem

Wash inside out in cold water on a gentle cycle with mild detergent. Do not bleach, soak, rub, or wring. Wash with like-colored garments. Hang dry and avoid direct sunlight. Iron, steam, or tumble dry at low temperature(max 30℃ or 90℉).