Quiet Please
Wet Monkey T-Shirt Men - White, Multicoloured

Your casual shirt for Wimbledon!

You still don't know our tennis-crazy monkey? Quiet Please! To coincide with the Wimbledon grass-court classic, our animal friend has made his way from Paris to London to surprise you with his brand new collection. Now he's feasting on strawberries with cream instead of baguettes and cheese. You think a monkey doesn't have an artistic streak? Then take a look at the stylish outfit, including the unmistakable logo, with which he is making a splash on the centre court of Wimbledon!

Cool sustainable look!

Quiet Please takes tennis to the streets. The new lifestyle brand doesn't care about preconceptions, the etiquette of white sports and dusty traditions. Quiet Please is wild, casual, stands above things and is there for everyone - just like our cheeky tennis monkey with the cool glasses on his nose. This sport is simply awesome!

We don't just talk about it. We do tennis! You can see that in our stylish new Wimbledon shirt. With its loose fit and colours that match the lawn highlight, the shirt stands for pure Grand Slam feeling!

Of course, our tennis-crazy monkey can't be missing from it. Just like the court, he loves his natural habitat. We don't pay lip service to sustainability, it's our top priority! All shirts in our new Wimbledon collection are produced in Europe from 100 percent organic cotton. This means that genetically modified plants are prohibited in organic cultivation. Water consumption is also lower than with conventional plants. In addition, organic cotton is gentler on your skin.

Don't hesitate, just do it! Be as cheeky and casual as our Tennis Monkey and get the new Wimbledon shirt to match the Grand Slam spectacle in London!

Highlights:

-        Sporty look - just right for the city

-        Offers optimum comfort thanks to the best organic cotton

-       Relaxed fit: Regular fit

-        Cool design to match the Grand Slam highlight at Wimbledon

-        Sustainably produced with recycled packaging and hangtags