Detailed illustration of the 1983 final on the back is brilliant. The waffle knit feels premium and heavy, making it stand out from regular cotton tees.
Graphic heavyweight waffle knit tee
This heavyweight waffle knit tee combines a boxy streetwear silhouette with iconic Indian cricket history. It is designed for men who appreciate statement graphics and a relaxed, lived-in aesthetic.
Key features
Why you'll love it.
For days that call for more than a basic t-shirt, this heavyweight waffle knit offers a pleasingly thick texture and a relaxed drape. The subtle cricket illustration on the back is a thoughtful nod to a historic moment without being overly loud, making it easy to pair with your favourite cargos.
What people think
All 8 reviewsHeavyweight material works well for a structured look. Raw edges give a rugged finish, though they seem a bit loose at the hem. Olive shade is quite nice.
fit is extremely relaxed. i expected a bit more structure but it hangs quite wide on the shoulders. material quality is solid though.
Properly thick fabric. This isn't your usual thin tee, the waffle texture makes it feel very substantial and warm.
Boxy silhouette is spot on. Paired the khaki one with cargo pants and it looks modern. The raw edge detailing adds a lot of character.
bahut accha print hai. capturing that match moment on a waffle knit tee was a clever idea.
Product details
Description
Key Features:
- Material: Heavyweight waffle knit fabric
- Fit: Relaxed boxy silhouette with dropped shoulders
- Graphic: Front print and back bird's-eye match illustration
- Detailing: Intentional raw-edge finish for a worn-in look
- Sleeves: Full length long sleeves
Constructed from a textured waffle knit, this tee provides a substantial feel while maintaining a comfortable, oversized drape. The raw-edge details and dropped shoulders lean into a modern streetwear aesthetic.
The piece serves as a wearable tribute to India's 1983 victory, making it a distinctive choice for casual outings or everyday styling with cargo pants and jeans.


















