
Uff Da · Norwegian for Oof washed tee
Woodcut · Upper Midwest, from 1825
2 prints
Garment-washed after making up, so it arrives already softened. 230 gsm (6.8 oz/yd²) cotton with a mottled, uneven surface — no two pieces take the wash identically. Heavier and boxier than the classic, and the same drawing reads older on it. If you know your Ironside size, take one down.

Woodcut · Upper Midwest, from 1825

Names like Urnes, Ringerike and Borre are art-historical style labels, not places a design "comes from" in any mystical sense. They are named after the find sites where the style was first identified.
Every design is printed on both blanks — the classic tee and the washed tee. The grid shows each design once; the fabric swatch on the product page switches between them.