ΜΟΛΩΝ ΛΑΒΕ, Molon labe (Greek Μολὼν λαβέ - come, take; approximate Greek pronunciation Molon labe, modern Greek - Moloni lavi) - a "winged" phrase, the legendary response of the Spartan king Leonid I. According to legend, the phrase was uttered under the following circumstances. During the campaign of Xerxes I to Greece during the Greco-Persian wars, Xerxes sent a messenger to Thermopylae with two words: "lay down your arms". Leonid replied laconically: "come and take". This print is applied to fabric. This is not a sticker, Long-Sleeve can be rubbed, washed and stretched. Tactical Coolmax® - polyester fiber, thanks to its special structure, effectively removes moisture from the skin surface and immediately evaporates it outside the fabric. The fabric of our product allows you to feel dry even after the most strenuous physical exertion. Fabric composition: 100% polyester canvas. The color or shade of the product may differ from that shown in the photo, including depending on the settings of your device's monitor.
