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Black Charcoal Melange — The Eyes of Medicine raglan T-shirt, front

The Eyes of Medicine – Radiologist Oversized Raglan T-Shirt

Rs. 1,299.00

color Black Charcoal Melange Olive Green off white Coffee Brown off white

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Made for those who see what others cannot.

Featuring the hand-drawn “The Eyes of Medicine · Since 1895” artwork with playful radiology-inspired doodles, this oversized raglan T-shirt is a comfortable statement piece for radiologists, residents, radiographers and medical-imaging enthusiasts.

Fabric: Made from 100% cotton with a 180 GSM weight, offering a soft and breathable feel for all-day wear. Pre-shrunk to help maintain its shape and fit.

Fit: Roomy unisex oversized fit with a relaxed, contemporary silhouette.

Details: Classic raglan sleeves and a durable ribbed neckline. Coffee-brown sleeves contrast with the off-white body for a distinctive vintage look.

Print: Detailed front graphic produced using DTG printing for a soft finish and precise reproduction of the hand-drawn linework.

Perfect for: Radiology conferences, residency life, casual hospital outings, department gatherings or gifting your favourite radiologist.

Care: Wash inside out in cold water with similar colours. Use mild detergent. Do not bleach or iron directly over the print. Dry on low heat or line dry in shade.

The story behind the design — why 1895 spread so fast

Röntgen never patented X-rays. He took the position that a discovery of that kind should be free for the benefit of research and of everyone, and he declined to profit from it — a decision he could afford, and made anyway.

The consequence is the reason this shirt says 1895 and not some later date. Within weeks of the December 1895 paper, physicists and physicians across Europe and North America were building their own tubes and imaging their own patients. Almost nothing in the history of medicine has ever propagated that quickly. Medicine got its eyes because one man refused to own them.