Crafted from heavyweight 280 GSM cotton terry, this oversized boxy fit T-shirt is designed with structure, comfort, and everyday wear in mind. The off-white base keeps the piece clean and understated, while the relaxed silhouette gives it a contemporary streetwear feel.
The front features a printed Sequent oval logo at the centre chest, keeping the front minimal and refined. The back carries a large Baghrol-inspired illustration, drawing from the visual language of Bengal’s folk art traditions. Baghrol is the Bengali name for the fishing cat, a wetland wild cat native to the floodplains and marshlands of eastern India, and the state animal of West Bengal.
The artwork reimagines the fishing cat through a folk-inspired lens, surrounded by vines, flowers, leaves, fish, and sun motifs. These natural elements reference the animal’s wetland habitat and the storytelling quality often seen in Bengal’s Patachitra and Kalighat painting traditions. While Baghrol itself is not a separate ancient art form, the style draws from Bengal’s long history of narrative folk painting — from older scroll-painting traditions to the bold, expressive Kalighat works that developed in 19th-century Kolkata.
Finished with a ribbed crew neck, short sleeves, and a straight hem, this piece balances a clean printed front with a detailed story-led artwork on the back.
