Yes. Every design is Ray's own illustration. Nothing is redrawn, nothing is "inspired by". We have just restored the illustrations to make them suitable for the print.

Yes. Ray died in 1923 and his work entered the public domain in India long ago. The drawings belong to everybody; only our restorations and our own material are ours.

Most of them aren't Ray's drawings. They're redrawings — someone has redrawn the character, or had a computer reinterpret it.

We print Ray's own line, restored from the original plates. The hatching is his. The wobble is his. Nothing has been cleaned up, modernized or improved.

Hold one up next to the book. They match.

Whichever suits you — the print is identical on all three, only the cloth changes.

Standard — 180 GSM poly-cotton. The least expensive way to own the drawing.

Classic — 180 GSM combed cotton. Smooth, pre-shrunk, the everyday one.

Signature — 160 GSM extra-long staple cotton. The softest we make, and the one still looking new a year from now.

Each is described in full on every product page.

The drawings are black ink on paper. We tried hard to think of an improvement and failed.

Take a t-shirt you already like, lay it flat, measure armpit to armpit and double it. Match that against our size chart, which lists the garment's own measurements rather than body measurements. Between two sizes, go up — or write to us and we'll help you decide.

Orders are printed and dispatched within 2–3 business days. Most orders arrive within 7–12 business days of ordering, depending on your PIN code. Tracking reaches you by email when the parcel leaves.

Not yet.

No. Prepaid only, for now.

No — and we would rather say so before you order than after. Each shirt is printed for you specifically, so a returned one cannot go to anybody else. That is exactly why the size chart is as detailed as it is.

We do replace or refund in full if an item arrives damaged, defective, or is not what you ordered. Email us within 7 days with photographs.

Within 12 hours, provided printing hasn't begun. After that the shirt exists and cannot be un-printed.

Cold water, inside out, mild detergent. No bleach, no softener on the print, no hot iron on the drawing. Dry in shade. Treated decently, the print will outlast the shirt.

Yes. Thirteen to begin with, and more after. The newsletter is the only way to hear first.

Not at the moment.