Stylized Czech Lion T-shirt

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The black-haired lady model Regina which you can see throughout our store is 170 cm (5.7 ft) tall, her bust girth is 100 cm (39"), waist girth 68 cm (27") and hips girth again 100 cm (39"). She is wearing unisex T-shirts of size S, rarely M.

Why does the Czech State have double-tailed lion on its sign? There is a story behind.

The legend says that Czech Knight Bruncvik who inherited heraldic sign of eagle from his father set off to a daring trip around the world with his crew. On his trip he saved life of a lion by killing a dragon who wanted to eat it. The lion joined Bruncvik and helped him in heavy battles. After returning to Czechia, Knight Bruncvik had the lion painted on his blazon, on the city gates and on country flag.

According to the oldest Czech chronicle of Dalimil, Czech Knight Vladislav II received the silver lion on red field to his blazon from Caesar Friedrich I. Barbarossa as renumeration for help with military campaign against Lombardian cities and especially for help with conquerring Milano on 23rd July 1158. Vladislav II. was then announced Czech King in 1158 for the same reason.

The lion had one tail originally. The second tail was granted by Caesar Otto IV to Czech King Premysl I. Otakar in 1204 as renumeration for help with military humiliation of resistant Saxons. Undoubted depiction of double-tailed lion can be seen on royal seals from 1247. This Czech Lion has become part of state signs of Czechoslovakia in 1918 and Czech Republic in 1993.