Purano Shei Diner Kotha: Those were the days when ‘Face-to-face’ was the only app and the’ parar morer rock’ (the common seat at the bend of the road) was the only social media. Where Mashimas would hold ‘terrace to terrace’ conversations instead of forming Whatsapp groups. When Sundays meant a bath with the liberal application of mustard oil all over body followed by a Maa’r special Mangsho- Bhaat (Mutton and rice). When vacations would means listening to done-to-death Michael Jackson cassette in Akai Two-in-One, only to take it out every now and then to untangle the mess of cassette ribbon tape. ‘Bring the pencil’ would be the war cry. And then the winding and unwinding would be done with the help of a pencil. Purano Shei Diner Kotha is about the Metanil Yellow soaked ‘Jilipis’, about the ‘ghurir lorai’ (kite fight), about the ‘current noon’ (special salt) infused green mangoes sold outside the school gate, it is about the manual maneuvering of the antennas in the terrace for a clearer transmission in the TV. Little Bapi may be a Soumedrasekhar Ray now but within that dusty corner of the closet of his heart the ‘purano din’ (olden days) is still intact. With this T-shirt take a tour of the Kolkata that was. These 100% cotton, soft textured T-Shirts are sure to provide you comfort interspersed with many memories.

.:100% cotton jersey(*Antique cherry contains is 10% polyester.)
.:Fabric weight: 5.3 oz/yd² (179.70 g/m²)
.:Pre-shrunk
.:Near-capped sleeves
.:Mid-scoop neck
.:½ rib double needle collar
.:Missy contoured silhouette with side seam

Size guide

	S	M	L	XL	2XL	3XL
Length (inches)	25 ½	26	27	28	28 ½	29
Width (inches)	17 ¼	19 ¼	21 ¼	23 ¼	25 ¼	27 ¼

Bengali Heavy Cotton Short Sleeve T-Shirt -Purano Sei Diner Kotha