Sacred Datura Specimen Washed Tee
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The Story Behind This Print
From Dust to Bloom
Sacred Datura Specimen
When Lewis and Clark set out in 1804, they carried specimen boards for pressing and preserving every new plant they encountered. Generations of field botanists followed, documenting the desert's most remarkable species. Sacred Datura — with its dramatic white trumpet flower and deadly toxicity — was always filed with a handwritten 'CAUTION' note. Our print recreates that specimen board: pressed flower, seed pod cross-section, pinned moth, measuring ruler, and archival tape on washed black cotton.
Know what you're picking.
Thomas Nuttall's field journals; USDA Datura wrightii specimen records.
Details
• Soft garment-dyed cotton jersey with a lived-in washed hand feel
• Single-side DTG placement print
• Straight hem with a slight natural curve
• Designed for easy pairing with jeans, shorts, and western layers
• Botanical specimen board placement — Sacred Datura flower, seed pod cross-section, pinned sphinx moth, with hand-lettered annotations
Fabric & Care
• Pre-shrunk for consistent sizing
• Soft, broken-in hand feel from day one
• Machine wash cold, tumble dry low
Fit Guide
• Crew neckline and short sleeves
• Hits around the upper hip on most wearers
• Order your usual size for a casual everyday fit
