This is a men's/unisex dark grey tshirt which, on the front, is a Hand Silkscreened image of one of my photographs documenting the Kosovo War in the late 90s. This image was made in the Capitol of Kosovo the city of Pristina, a few days into the first week after the Nato War ended with Serbia. Citizens of Pristina were returning home after having been refugees forced out of Kosova by the war against Serbian forces. This picture was made in the entrance of an apartment complex; these 2 young girls were slowly feeling safe enough to be outside of their homes due to Nato forces securing and patrolling the streets. Outside, framed by the entrance doorway of the building, is a Nato Force Armored Vehicle with a Nato Soldier standing next to it. These girls were whispering a secret to one another. The Size of the shirt, as can be seen by the stamp on the neckline is a M. The pit to pit dimension of the tshirt is about 20" which would make this shirt a Size 40, which for some garments translates to a Size M. The Length of the Tshirt is a little over 27". The fabric of the garment is 100% cotton. In the Neckline area; that is my signature, Barron Rachman, which was also Silkscreened onto the shirt there. This shirt has been worn and washed about a dozen times, it is still in good shape.