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An antique-map-style roundel shows a Templar fortress on its rocky headland: tall landward towers, crenellated sea walls, and a small chapel, with an engraved sea, a little sailing ship, and a hatched sky with gulls. A scroll ribbon reads CASTRUM PEREGRINORUM ("Pilgrims' Castle"), with the Roman-numeral date MCCXVIII, the conventional year, on a line below. The scene is an imagined, stylized view in the spirit of old engravings, not an accurate picture or reconstruction of the castle. Begun in 1217–18 during the Fifth Crusade, the Templars' coastal fortress of Château Pèlerin at Atlit was held until its evacuation in August 1291. A good fit for castle and old-map lovers. An independent design, not affiliated with any organization.

The shirt is the Bella+Canvas 3001: lightweight 4.2 oz. jersey in 100% Airlume combed and ring-spun cotton, with side seams, shoulder taping, and a classic unisex fit. It's pre-shrunk, and a little sheer in lighter colors.

Care: machine-wash cold, inside-out, on a gentle cycle; tumble-dry low or hang-dry; don't iron the print. Printed on demand when you order.