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 SAMURAI FOX: HONOUR MEN'S ・WOMEN'S ・UNISEX SWEATSHIRT A Samurai Kitsune Fox print, with calligraphy describing one of the seven principles of Bushido: Meiyo - 名誉 (Honour). The Japanese calligraphy to the left says: "Honour - the virtue of always striving for integrity and being conscious of personal dignity and worth." The principles of Bushido guided a samurai's conduct, emphasizing values such as honour, loyalty, courage, justice, compassion, honesty, and self-control. A breach of these principles could lead to disgrace. The fear of disgrace, or "kizuna" in Japanese, was a significant aspect of a samurai's mindset and conduct within the Bushido code. For a samurai, the prospect of dishonour or disgrace was often more feared than physical harm or death itself. Overall, the fear of disgrace served as a powerful motivator for samurai to adhere to the strict code of ethics and conduct that defined their way of life. It was a deeply ingrained aspect of their mentality and contributed to the discipline, loyalty, and ethical behavior associated with the samurai class in Japanese history. Male model (left) wears a size Medium and is 190cm/6'3" tall, Chest size 97cm/38". Male model (right) wears a size Medium and is 190cm/6'2" tall, Chest size 94cm/37". Female model (left) wears a size X-Small and is 170cm/5'7" tall, Chest size 85cm/33.5". Female model (right) wears a size X-Small and is 174cm/5'8.5″ tall, Chest 82cm/32.5″. Hand printed in England on cotton Sweatshirt. Fabric Content: 80% Cotton, 20% Polyester ★★★★★★★★ Our environmental credentials. - The wrapping paper and swing tags we use are made from 100% recycled uncoated paper. - All Gildan Sweatshirts we use are produced following the Gildan's Environmental Code of Practice (ECP).  |