Linux Mint Polo Shirt (green) old type
Here you can find more details about our current stock, available to ship right now:
- S size - only 3 pcs in stock
- M size - out of stock and we can't get it now
- L size - out of stock and we can't get it now
- XL size - out of stock and we can't get it now
- 2XL size - out of stock and we can't get it now
Attention! Bigger sizes!
The sizes of these polo shirts are bigger than the other ones. Please check the sizing chart below!
Linux Mint
The Linux operating system that just works.
Buy only good quality, long-lasting clothing!
Forget the cheap, printed T-shirts you can use for one conference only. These you can wear for years, because it is real embroidery on a quality shirt, which you can use way longer than a cheap printed one. Better for you and better for our nature.
Money Back Guarantee
If you're not happy with your order, just send it back within 3 months, and we'll organize a replacement or give you your money back. We have a customer service that cares.
100% made with Linux
The embroidery, the website, the customer service, fully made with Linux. Who else does all this with Linux?
This is an official Linux Mint product with support to the developers.
Polo shirt sizes
| Length (A) | Width (B) | |
|---|---|---|
| S | 72 cm / 28.5" | 48 cm / 19" |
| M | 76 cm / 30" | 53 cm / 21" |
| L | 79 cm / 31" | 58 cm / 23" |
| XL | 81 cm / 32" | 64 cm / 25" |
| 2XL | 84 cm / 33" | 69 cm / 27" |
Measure one of your shirts you have at home!
Start by laying it completely flat (on a table), then measure according to this image on the right. Please keep in mind that natural cotton garments can shrink up to 5% during the first washing.
Some technical information
- The blank shirt is STANDARD 100 certified by OEKO-TEX
- 100% cotton, classic fit, 210 g/m2
- Embroidered with high strength Madeira embroidery thread
- 3 wood-tone buttons
- Contoured welt collar
- Clean finished placket with reinforced bottom box
- Welt cuffs
- Double needle bottom hem
- Machine washable up to 40°C / 105°F
- Instead of drying in direct sunlight, dry in the shade. This way you can save the colors for years.
- Can be safely dried using a tumble drier (medium heat)
- Ironing up to 150°C / 300°F
- Do not dryclean
- Materials sourced from Honduras. Embroidered and finished in Hungary, in the European Union.
Uncensored Customer Reviews
May 2019
The LinuxMint logo is great. However, the shirts shrunk after laundering and have caused the logo to curl up and not look very nice. I may be able to fix the issue by ironing the shirts, but I really need "wash and wear" shirts that don't need a lot of extra attention other than washing and drying. I believe they have shrunk a bit too. :-(
December 2017
High quality shirt that fits perfectly. Excellent embroidery work.
September 2017
It's a great shirt. I work in a windows IT environment but I prefer to pick up one of my mint machines when I get home. I plan to completely switch over after I retire in a few years.
November 2016
Stylish and durable, colours matching the theme
October 2016
September 2016
Very nice shirt, though the Linux Mint logo is a bit too small in my humble opinion.
September 2016
Buon cotone, taglio comodo ma certo non fashion ne fanno una buona polo per tutti i giorni. La si compra per passione più che per look!
September 2016
September 2016
The shirt is a little bit too long.
July 2015
Best quality!!! I love it!
July 2015
The logo could look nicer / Fit of the shirt is ok / sleves are a bit to small (the outer ring) / quality of the material is good
May 2015
April 2015
Good quality,Evererything is excelent.
April 2015
April 2015
Nice comfy fit washes well too!
April 2015
It's okay, the logo curls after a wash, is that normal?
April 2015
I like it. Good quality.
April 2015
It looks really good on me - fits well - and I've got a lot of questions about the logo. You should do shirts for other products too! The material also is good and sturdy, so I expect to be wearing it frequently for quite a while!
March 2015
Good quality and nice fit.
March 2015
The color is not so nice.
March 2015