• cotton (65%) with polyester (35%) with a weight of 320g/m2
• hood with lining, adjustable with a drawstring
• ribbed cuffs and hem
• fitted cut with side seams
• front patch pocket
• print made using Direct-to-film method

Interesting Fact:

Jutrzenka is mainly found in folklore. Allegedly, the morning dew represents the earrings of Jutrzenka, which she loses as she runs before the rising sun. Later, these shimmering droplets, which resemble crystals, are collected by the Sun, causing the dew to disappear right after morning.

The echo of this motif can be found in much older mythologies, including Indian, where Jutrzenka, known as Uszas (Dawn), appears at sunrise dressed in light and… scatters her pink robes around. This comparison does not end here; the naked Uszas revealing her breasts symbolizes a cow showing its udder—and there is nothing offensive in this comparison. Cows are the clouds in the sky at dawn, which the goddess releases from confinement, and as the mother of this cosmic cattle, she rides across the sky in a chariot pulled by bulls.