社畜 wage slave / Shachiku must have T-shirt (Dog)

Design: Hong Kong Printing: Handmade items screen printed by designers Fit: Dropped sleeves, loose fit, Unisex Material: 100% cotton, 280g thick non-transparent It is recommended that customers buy a larger size and wear it as a loose T-shirt *Please note that the pattern is on the back of the garment 社畜 (Japanese: 社畜/しゃちく-Shachiku) is a self-deprecating term for lower-level office workers in Japanese companies. It is derived from "會社" and "家畜" and means "company livestock". It first appeared in Japan in the 1990s and later in East Asia. gradually became popular. There is also a similar term "wage slave" in English-speaking society, which is used to criticize labor exploitation and sweatshops. The phenomenon of such slaves is called "wage slavery". Notice: ▲.The size figures are for reference only, and everything shall be subject to the actual product. ▲.Original design by our studio, reproduction is strictly prohibited ▲.Do not iron the pattern directly with an iron. ▲. It is recommended to wash dark and light colors separately to avoid color transfer between clothes. ▲.Due to lighting and other reasons, the color of our products is subject to the actual product, please note. ▲.Because it is hand-printed, there may be defects. If you mind, please do not buy it. Returns and exchanges will not be provided. ▲.If you have any questions, please contact our store first. Thank you for your support.