Muhalla T-Shirt (Black)
Muhalla T-Shirt (Black)
Description
Muhalla T-Shirt – Black
Forged with a sense of movement, strength, and collective spirit, the Muhalla T-Shirt in black captures the energy of a traditional Muhalla scene, where Nihang Singhs ride together on horseback, carrying their Neje (spears) with pride and purpose.
Crafted from a premium 230 GSM cotton lycra blend (98% cotton, 2% elastane), the heavyweight fabric provides a structured, substantial feel while remaining breathable and comfortable for everyday wear.
The cotton lycra composition offers slight stretch for ease of movement while helping the T-shirt retain its shape and defined fit over time. The deep black base creates a strong foundation for the monochromatic artwork, allowing the scene to stand out with a bold, commanding presence.
Key Features:
- 230 GSM heavyweight fabric
- Cotton lycra blend (98% cotton, 2% elastane)
- Soft, breathable, and stretchable
- Structured fit with shape retention
- Rich black tone with a strong, minimal aesthetic
- Artwork depicting a traditional Muhalla scene with Nihang Singhs on horseback carrying Neje (spears)
A scene of movement. A tradition of strength. A spirit that rides together.
Size Chart
Measurements are in "Inches"
Care
To maintain the beauty and integrity of your purchase, we recommend treating it with care. Simple maintenance practices, such as gentle washing and proper storage, can effectively preserve the longevity of your favorites. We encourage you to refer to the care instructions included with each item, designed to help you keep your purchase in top condition.
Design
Faujjaan’s entire design language is symbolised by the spirit of the modern warrior— minimal yet powerful, disciplined yet expressive. Every product carries the essence ofshastar-virsa: strength like the Turang, protection like the Dhaal, and readiness like the Kataar. Clean silhouettes, heavy fabrics, and bold insignias create a uniform-like aesthetic that feels both rooted and rebellious. Faujjaan apparel isn’t just clothing; it’s a silent emblem of courage, heritage, and the mindset of staying prepared —hamesha taiyaar.