Series 1- Mummy Dearest Unisex T-Shirt

Yeah. It didn’t wander in late.

Mummy Dearest showed up with the Series 1 Face Meet Fist drop and stayed where it landed. Same release window, same setup, same rules running underneath it all. Not a side quest. Not something bolted on after the fact.

It’s part of the original batch — accounted for, baked in, and treated the same as the rest.

If you’re paying attention to Series 1, this one was never missing.

Takeaway: Same series. Same drop. No exceptions.

People who train, watch the drops, and don’t need a countdown clock to tell them when something matters.

The Mummy Dearest Tee isn’t built to convince anyone. It’s for the ones who already understand how this works — short runs, fighter-first support, and designs that don’t pause to explain themselves. You notice it. You register it. You move on with your day.

If you’re looking for broad appeal or something that plays nice with everyone, this probably isn’t your lane.

If you’re here early, backing fighters before the noise shows up, you’re exactly where you’re supposed to be.

Takeaway: Not for everyone. Built for the ones paying attention.

Worn. No debate.

Face Meet Fist doesn’t make shirts for shelves or hands that hesitate. The Mummy Dearest Tee exists in the middle of a real stretch of work — a fighter grinding through it in real time — and it’s supposed to be there too, absorbing whatever that week looks like.

Wear it until it smells like effort and bad timing. Let it get dragged through travel, training, and those days that blur together when sleep stops cooperating. When it comes back from the wash a little rougher around the edges, that’s normal.

If it starts looking better after a few rough weeks, nothing went wrong.
It just settled in.

Takeaway: Use it. Don’t preserve it.

The Mummy Dearest Unisex T-Shirt is made from combed, ring-spun cotton with a bit of stretch — picked because it behaves once it’s actually living a life, not sitting still.

It’s lightweight and soft without feeling flimsy, and it doesn’t lose its shape after getting dragged through training weeks, missed sleep, and whatever passes for laundry discipline. Pre-shrunk. Side-seamed. Reinforced where it needs to be, not where it looks good on paper.

This isn’t dress-up gear or something you tiptoe around.
It’s made for routines that repeat and don’t apologize.

Takeaway: Simple fabric. Built to stay usable.

It settles in faster than you expect — like it’s been there before.

The Mummy Dearest T-Shirt feels broken-in early and doesn’t get strange once things heat up. It stays soft against the skin, light on the body, and doesn’t cling, twist, or start demanding attention when you’re moving through work instead of posing for it.

You can train in it, travel in it, wear it all day, then pull it back on without checking the mirror or negotiating with yourself. It stays quiet while everything else gets loud and a little uncooperative.

No tech promises. No performance language.
Just comfort that understands when to stay out of the way.

Takeaway: Wears easy. Doesn’t distract from the grind.