Pok Gai T-Shirt
Details
Used to describe someone who is broke or poor. 'Pok Gai' is a Cantonese curse phrase which translates to 'go die on the streets' or 'to lose everything'. However in Singapore, the phrase has evolved to become less offensive, and is usually used in a light-hearted manner to refer to someone who is broke. For the broke Singaporean.
Exclusive collaboration between Independent Market and The Little Dröm Store.
Refer to Sizing Guide for measurements
100% Cotton
Printed in Singapore.
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All t-shirts are custom printed after we have received your order.
Hence, we do not allow exchanges for t-shirts of other sizes or designs. Kindly check the sizes using the sizing guide or visit our stores to view the actual samples for each size before placing an order. All orders received are final.
Please factor at least 2-4 working days for us to process and print your t-shirt before it is available for shipping / pick-up.
To read more about our exchange policies, please visit our Exchange Page
Pok Gai T-Shirt
Details
Used to describe someone who is broke or poor. 'Pok Gai' is a Cantonese curse phrase which translates to 'go die on the streets' or 'to lose everything'. However in Singapore, the phrase has evolved to become less offensive, and is usually used in a light-hearted manner to refer to someone who is broke. For the broke Singaporean.
Exclusive collaboration between Independent Market and The Little Dröm Store.
Refer to Sizing Guide for measurements
100% Cotton
Printed in Singapore.
*
All t-shirts are custom printed after we have received your order.
Hence, we do not allow exchanges for t-shirts of other sizes or designs. Kindly check the sizes using the sizing guide or visit our stores to view the actual samples for each size before placing an order. All orders received are final.
Please factor at least 2-4 working days for us to process and print your t-shirt before it is available for shipping / pick-up.
To read more about our exchange policies, please visit our Exchange Page