Taiwan Freshwater Fish Sweat-wicking T-Shirt

Taiwan's beautiful freshwater fish have long been absent from cultural and creative products. This is a beginning. A T-shirt that can be worn to expose the body will contribute a small amount to the conservation and promotion of water ecology. The sand-dwelling goblin (formerly known as the Cebu goblin) is a cute little fish no taller than 8 centimeters. It is a "temple"-level creature in independent streams. It can only be found in a handful of absolutely natural and quiet habitats. In order to support them, the Taiwanese group was discovered by Mr. Zhou Mingtai in 2007. They mainly inhabit the Xiaoye River in the east and south. They mainly eat aquatic invertebrates. The young pheasants have a period of floating in the estuary or at sea, and they migrate upstream during their growth process. What is shown on the screen is that during the breeding period, the male fish "shows love" to the female fish with rubbing movements, and then enters the "bridal chamber" in the Stone at the back to lay eggs, inseminate and continue the family line. The "Fish Water" sweat-wicking T-shirt was approved by Mr. Zhou Mingtai, a fish expert, and produced together with ecological painter Li Zhenglin and designer Yao Caiyi to plead for the beautiful little creatures in the secret realm of Taiwan's streams. I hope our freshwater ecosystem will remain clean for a long time, with good fish and good water. The materials and printing are also carefully selected and arranged. Tainan Textile HiCool® moisture-absorbing and sweat-wicking yarn is used. HiCool® has excellent moisture-absorbing and sweat-wicking effects, making it dry and comfortable to wear. HiCool® is easy to care for and always looks like new after washing. HiCool® has excellent organization. Design, special stretch elasticity. And use full-surface printing to present the fine texture of the picture! =Part of the revenue from this product will support water ecological conservation and education work= Origin/manufacturing method Taiwan design, fabric, processing