Chapter I

The Story

A gentleman's wager made in a London club. A pocket watch counting down, steamships and railways racing across continents, and a whole world waiting to be crossed in eighty days. This design gathers the icons of Verne's great adventure — and prints them like the cover of a worn paperback you'd find in a used bookstore.

The back panel carries the full vintage book-cover artwork; the front chest wears a smaller emblem, like a library stamp.

• The Wager
• Pocket Watch
• Steam & Rail
• London · 1873

Chapter II

The Details

Front — Vintage badge emblem printed on the center chest, sized like a bookplate.

Back — Full book-cover graphic across the back panel, with distressed texture for a decades-old print feel.

Printed in-house in Los Angeles with DTF (direct-to-film) transfer — crisp detail, rich color, and a flexible print that moves with the fabric.

Chapter III

Fabric & Fit

100% cotton at 6 oz (200 gsm) — substantial, structured, and softer with every wash.

Cut in a relaxed, slightly oversized fit with a ribbed crewneck and drop shoulders.

Appendix A

Size Chart (inches, flat measurement)

Between sizes? Size up for the intended relaxed fit. Measurements may vary by ±0.5 in.

Appendix B

Care

• Machine wash cold, inside out, with like colors
• Do not bleach · do not iron directly on the print
• Hang dry or tumble dry low
• The distressed texture is intentional — it's part of the design