Vesuvius Functional Short Sleeve A Version

>>About fabric In order to solve the long-standing wet and sticky summer and the increasingly serious warming phenomenon. We especially cooperated with Taiwan's strongest textile factory to develop and launch this physical moisture wicking material. Not only is it light and thin, but it is almost "naked" wearing. It will never wrinkle, never fade, never yellow. It is the best choice for you who don't have much time to organize and take care of your clothes. >>About trying on Not sure about your size? It’s okay, you choose two sizes that you predict to fit, and we will send it to you, or you don’t know which one is more suitable for you, it’s okay, your room is a fitting room! What do you want to keep? We will take it back! Sending and taking back are free shipping. <Subscript one piece, please be sure to "leave a message" to inform us that you want to try on another piece of the same size. If you subscript two pieces, please "leave a message" to let us know the size of the other two pieces you want to try on. If you are sure you know the size you want, you don’t need to leave a message, then we will only send one, the one you subscribed. > >>About refund Remember, we offer 3 months refund service. It is a direct refund! It is not only a "replacement", but a direct refund to you in cash. (As long as it is not man-made damage, injury, pulling off the line, hooking, or contaminating the original color.) >>About the works Human beings are so small and helpless in front of nature. Pompeii was unlikely to be inhabited by too many people before the middle of the seventh century BC. In the eighth century BC, Pompeii began to develop. Until the middle of the fifth century BC, Pompeii was under the rule of the Etruscans. In the sixth century BC, the influence of Greek culture was also obvious. After the Etruscans were defeated by Greece in 474 AD, Pompeii developed on volcanic lava during this period. In the fourth century BC The Samnonians were the masters of Pompeii. The Romans went south to conquer the Samnonians from 343-290 BC. In the second century BC, Pompeii entered a period of prosperity with the export of wine and olive oil. In 62 AD The great earthquake damaged many buildings in the city. Seventeen years after the reconstruction was not completed, Mount Vesuvius erupted on August 24, 79 AD, and buried the city of Pompeii. The little Pyrenees who witnessed the disaster (Pliny the Younger's) Two letters to Tazitus left a valuable record. About wear >> NOELC "The fashion of walking down the runway"