The Takeda claimed descent from a 9th Century Emperor of Japan but they were never so prominent as when Takeda Shingen, who died in 1573, led them. Aided by the samurai still known today as his 24 Generals, Shingen forged his clan's heavy cavalry into the most respected soldiers in Japan. The legend that the clan used a body double to conceal his death from their enemies inspired Kurosawa's classic film Kagemusha. Now you can wear the sashimono that the Takeda warriors wore into battle and carry their glory into the present day!

This short-sleeve t-shirt is printed front and back, with the clan mon over the left breast and a representation of the sashimono that identified soldiers' loyalty on the back.

Available in unisex sizes in a variety of colors and sizes from S-3XL. You can choose which through the pledge manager, once we get to that stage. We also offer them in 4XL and 5XL, but those are only available through our web store. Design printed by Printful on Gildan 5000 blank shirts, about which we get much praise for their comfortable fabric and generous cut.

Price includes ground shipping within the United States. Shipping outside the US will cost an additional US$4 for the first shirt and US$2 for each additional shirt.