HE CARRIES THE STORM.

In the old poems Thor and Odin trade insults across a river, and the line that matters is this: Odin has the nobles who fall in battle, and Thor has the common people. He was the god of everyone else, and the most loved of all the gods.

He was the son of Odin and of Earth itself, red-bearded, enormous and short-tempered, riding a chariot drawn by two goats. His hammer Mjölnir was forged by dwarves, never missed, always returned to his hand, and could bless a marriage as easily as it broke a giant’s skull. Vikings wore its likeness at the throat.

He fished for the Midgard Serpent. He dressed as a bride to get his hammer back. He lost three contests to giants who turned out to be tricks of the sea, the serpent and old age. And at the end of the world he kills Jörmungandr, takes nine steps, and falls from its venom.

The back print is the god between two fights: a broad-shouldered warrior in white and grey ink, head bowed, a scar down his forehead, a dark red beard, a studded strap across his shoulder and the hammer resting on it, handle wrapped in gold, against a torn field of old gold. The chest carries a cracked standing stone with a single dark red rune cut into it.

When the storm comes, someone is already out in it.

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Color

Black

Fabric

100% Cotton | Bio Washed | Premium Quality

Fit

Oversized Fit

Neck Type

Crew Neck

Occasion

Casual

Pattern

Printed

Sleeve Type

Short Sleeve

Washing Type

Machine Wash at 30°C

Gender

Unisex

Print Type

Screen Print/Matte Finish

SKU

NEONRT0061

Machine wash cold, inside out, with similar colours. Do not bleach. Do not tumble dry. Iron on reverse if needed. The fabric softens with each wash but holds its form.

Free shipping to Australia. Dispatched within 1–2 business days, arriving in about 7–14 business days. Unworn pieces can be returned or exchanged within 7 days of delivery. Pieces that arrive damaged or faulty are replaced or refunded in full under Australian Consumer Law.