Available now. Ships out next day The Story Behind the PieceAyiti Le Premier — Haiti the First. After winning independence in 1804, Haiti was forced to pay 150 million gold francs to France as "reparations" for the loss of enslaved people. This debt that took 122 years to repay and stunted the nation's economy for generations. Haiti paid the price of its own freedom twice. This Haitian stripe heritage shirt carries that weight of that desired liberation. Anyone who wears this understands that true freedom is never given freely. This Caribbean utility streetwear shirt is built for those who represent and honor history, unity, and pride every day. Unisex- Lightweight striped cotton fabric Embroidered heritage patches on front chest "AYITI Le Premier" chenille embroidery detail across the back Short sleeve button-up with structured collar Relaxed and boxy fit for breathable everyday wear Waist length Designed to honor history, unity, and pride