Women's T-shirt RINGHOFFER

In 1905, Ringhoffer's factories in Smíchov started the production of a single type of two-axle trams for the Prague electric railways. The famous Czech Art Nouveau architect - Jan Kotěra - designed the tram and influenced the colour of Prague streets for many years.

The trams were produced in several modified series and the derived types not only drove the streets of České Budějovice (Budweis), Most, Teplice, but also carried hotel guests in sun-drenched Dubrovnik.

These elegant red cars are a rewarding subject for filmmakers and illustrate the period atmosphere in many Czech and foreign films.

Nowadays, they can be seen on Prague's historic lines 42 and 43 or at various transport events in Olomouc.

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The standard and most common track gauge are 1435 mm wide. It was established in the 1840s by Gauge Act in the United Kingdom. Because this gauge was originally used by George Stephenson and then widely adopted, you can also see the term „Stephenson’s gauge“ very often.

The track gauge is used in most of Europe, North America, China and other regions. Still, if you were about to travel from Russia to Spain, you would have to change the trains or suspensions twice. It is also worth mentioning, the different gauges were often used on purpose - strategically.

Come on, let’s go! We don’t want to be pushed to a different railway track, right?

T-SHIRT DESCRIPTION:

T-shirt pleasant to the touch, in which you will feel comfortable thanks to its composition and smooth knit, whether in summer or winter. The T-shirt has a reinforced four-layer neckline and reinforced seams on the shoulders, which ensure that the T-shirt keeps its shape even after multiple washes. T-shirt that must not be missing in any closet of a train enthusiast. 

Material: 100% cotton
Weight: 165 g/m2
Colour: Beige
Front side: Tram print
Back side: Small Locomotif logo print