Man's Search for Meaning Inspired Oversized Organic Tee, Viktor Frankl Logotherapy Shirt, Psychology Philosophy Gift

A reason to go on.

Purpose. Suffering. Responsibility. The three ideas at the core of Viktor Frankl's Man's Search for Meaning (1946), his account of survival in Nazi concentration camps and the philosophy of logotherapy that grew from it. A bird on barbed wire, rooted despite everything: still finding a reason to go on.

WHY YOU'LL WANT IT

• A thoughtful tee for readers of psychology, philosophy and memoir
• Soft oversized organic cotton
• A meaningful gift for graduations and bookish friends

DETAILS

• 100% organic combed ring-spun cotton
• Oversized, dropped-shoulder fit
• Crew neck with wide ribbed collar
• Unisex sizing
• GOTS and OCS certified organic cotton

SIZING
Runs slightly large. European customers can order one size down for a closer fit. Check the size chart before ordering.

PRODUCTION & CARE
Made to order and printed on demand, just for you, which means less waste and no overstock. Please allow extra time for production before shipping.

Machine wash cold, inside out. Do not bleach. Tumble dry low. Iron inside out on low heat, never directly on the print. Colors may vary slightly from your screen.

Design inspired by ideas about meaning and resilience. Not affiliated with or endorsed by any author or estate.

Age restrictions: For adults
EU Warranty: 2 years