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Event Record 12
1I/2017 U1 ʻOumuamua Archive Long Sleeve
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Event Record 12, built from the ESO observation trail used to study the first known interstellar object detected in our solar system. A small Strange Vector Lab record mark sits at the left chest. The measured light path and interstellar designation lead the back, Haleakalā and the discovery date run down the left sleeve, and the open trajectory forms a compact patch on the right. Printed on a heavyweight 8.2 oz AS Colour long sleeve in 100% carded cotton, with a relaxed fit, ribbed cuffs and preshrunk construction.
Event Record 12ProductHeavyweight long sleeve · midnight blue · four-position print
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Material & construction
- 100% carded cotton
- Heavyweight fabric (8.2 oz)
- Yarn diameter: 26 singles
- Relaxed fit
- Side-seamed construction
- Wide neck and cuff ribbing
- Double-needle stitch on hems
- Preshrunk to minimize shrinkage
Fit & measurements
Measurements are provided by our suppliers. Product measurements may vary by up to 2" (5 cm). Pro tip! Measure one of your products at home and compare it with the measurements you see in this guide. A Length Place the end of the tape beside the collar at the top of the tee (Highest Point Shoulder). Pull the tape measure to the bottom of the shirt. B Width Place the end of the tape at the seam under the sleeve and pull the tape measure across the shirt to the seam under the opposite sleeve.
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Follow the care label supplied with the garment. Wash inside out with similar colours and avoid ironing directly over the print.
Research / Object history
Behind the design
The ESO observation image records a field of stars as streaks while ʻOumuamua remains a tracked point of light. Discovered at Haleakalā on 19 October 2017, it was the first known interstellar object observed passing through our solar system.
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