ZJ Lightweight Fleece Hoodie - Austronesian Series - Taiwanese Design - Dark Grey - Made in Taiwan (MIT)

▨ Taiwanese Series Taiwanese, No.3 T, Austronesian. Who are the Austronesian people? Have you seen the animated movie Moana? It tells the story of the Austronesian people! But do you know about the Austronesian connection to Taiwan? The Austronesian people are primarily distributed across the islands of the South Pacific. Even Hawaiians, New Zealanders, and Malagasy people carry their lineage. Around 3000 BC, the Austronesian people embarked on their outward voyages, using Taiwan as their starting point. They sailed in double-hulled canoes, capable of carrying tens to hundreds of people. Currently, with the exception of the Tao tribe, Taiwan's indigenous peoples have lost their shipbuilding techniques. The Tao tribe has also lost the technology for building large vessels, retaining only the skills for medium-sized plank boats. The vessel depicted by ZJ is inspired by Fijian boats. ▨ Product Features A classic-fit, lightweight fleece hoodie. Made in Taiwan (MIT). Illustrated and printed by ZJ. Made with 42% cotton and 58% polyester. The material is skin-friendly and soft, with a lightly brushed interior for moderate warmth—not too hot. Perfect for spring, autumn, and winter, it's easy to wear and style 🥰. It looks great and feels high-quality on both men and women. ▨ Recommended Colors & Sizes Color: Dark Grey This is a classic fit, not an oversized style. For a looser fit, women should choose M or L. For a looser fit, men should choose L or XL. Model A (Female): 155cm/50kg, S is comfortable, M is loose. Model B (Female): 163cm/55kg, M is comfortable, L is loose. Model C (Male): 175cm/70kg, L is comfortable, XL is loose. Model D (Male): 180cm/75kg, L is fitted, XL is comfortable. Fit Definitions: Fitted < Comfortable < Loose < Very Loose ▨ Taiwanese Series Classic Hoodie Drawing Story About Taiwan Made In Taiwan. Taiwanese, No.3 T, Austronesian Who are the Austronesian people? They are an ethnic group whose distribution is mainly located in the South Pacific Islands. Even Hawaiians, New Zealanders, and Malagasy people have their blood. Around 3000 BC, brave Austronesian explorers set sail from Taiwan in large canoes with two hulls that could carry dozens to hundreds of people. These boats, which looked like traditional Fijian outriggers, were important for the Austronesian migrations that spread across the Pacific Ocean. At present, Taiwan's aboriginal people, except for the Tao tribe, have lost their shipbuilding technology. The reference body here is the Fijian ship. ▨ Other Item Number: TW003LDG There may be a 1-2cm error in product measurements and pattern placement. Photos are taken in kind to restore colors as accurately as possible, but color differences may occur due to screen variations. ZJ manages this shop alone. Shipping and response times may not be immediate; your understanding is appreciated. Washing Instructions: Gentle wash inside out, do not tumble dry, do not wring, do not bleach. The narrative in this piece regarding the outward spread of Austronesian peoples from Taiwan is based on genetic and linguistic research by scholars such as Richard Shutler, Jeffrey Marck, Peter Bellwood, and Robert Blust. It represents a currently mainstream hypothesis.