Too Saxon For My Shirt Crop Top

Questions people ask

What size Too Saxon crop top should I get?

It is a women's cut and it runs true to size, so take your normal size. If you want it baggy — and most people wearing this one do — go one size up. Sizes run XS to XL.

What is the Too Saxon crop top made of, and how do I wash it?

100% combed cotton — heather colours are 85% cotton and 15% viscose — with dropped shoulders and double-needle hems. The print is put on it after you order it, so nothing sits in a warehouse waiting for you. Inside out, cool wash, skip the tumble dryer.

How long will it take to arrive?

Each one is printed to order, then it is 2–7 working days to most countries once it leaves the print floor. No duties or import charges in the UK, US, EU, Australia, New Zealand or Canada — the price you pay is the price you pay.

Can I return it?

Yes. You have 14 days from delivery to ask for a refund or an exchange. It needs to come back unworn and unwashed with the tags still attached, and return postage is down to the buyer. Email contact@orbitalclothingbrand.com and we'll sort it.

About the I'm Too Saxon For My Shirt Women’s crop top

This is the Too Saxon For My Shirt crop top from Orbital Clothing. The print is drawn like a page from an old illuminated manuscript. Two Anglo-Saxons in tunics strike poses under a smiling sun: one in mustard yellow flexing his bicep, one in red with a helmet and a big beard throwing both fists in the air. Below them a third Saxon in blue has collapsed on the grass with a hand to his forehead, spear and round shield dropped beside him. The black lettering reads I’m Too Saxon For My Shirt, then Too Saxon For My Shirt again, and finally So Saxon It Hurts. Every figure and letter carries a thin white outline, so it reads on dark shirts as well as light ones.

It is printed on a 100% combed cotton crop top in a women’s cropped fit, true to size, XS to XL. The same design is also available as a t-shirt, a back print t-shirt, a sweatshirt, a hoodie and a tank top.

It is for history nerds, reenactors, anyone with a Wessex family tree, and anyone who thinks a bit of chainmail is a personality.