T-shirt; t-shirt issued to TfL staff participating in the 2019 Pride parade in London, 2019
Main details
| Reference number | 2021/143 |
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| Description | Yellow cotton t-shirt issued to TfL staff participating in the 2019 Pride parade in London. On the front of the t-shirt, an all white roundel symbol features above the words 'Pride 2019'. On the back is the hastag '#EveryStoryMatters'. |
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| Completeness | 72% |
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Physical description
Dimensions Attribute Value Length 685mmWidth 740mmColour Attribute Value Colour - Yellow
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Item content Attribute Value Inscription Pride 2019#EveryStoryMattersDesign Attribute Value Material Cotton -
People involved
Role Person(s) involved Manufacturer OUTbound,
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