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Finding the right style shirt with Serbian motives can be a hassle. With our “Beograd” (Belgrade) symbols tee soft fabric option, add something to your wardrobe that meets your high quality standards and your sense of Serbian patriotism, all in one! Republika Wear designed this “Beograd” t-shirt with famous Belgrade symbols and it is perfect for any occasion. You can wear it with your jeans or you can pair it with your favorite sports shorts for your casual day or night wear.

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Finding the right style shirt with Serbian motives can be a hassle. With our “Beograd” (Belgrade) symbols tee soft fabric option, add something to your wardrobe that meets your high quality standards and your sense of Serbian patriotism, all in one! Republika Wear designed this “Beograd” t-shirt with famous Belgrade symbols and it is perfect for any occasion. You can wear it with your jeans or you can pair it with your favorite sports shorts for your casual day or night wear.

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The double-headed eagle is featured on this Amazing Serbian Jersey!

The Serbian Eagle Jersey makes an excellent addition to your everyday fan sports apparel. This fantastic Jersey features the official coat of arms of Serbia expertly screen printed at front left side in traditional and authentic national colors of Serbia that extend to the side of the jersey.

In addition, this wonderful Serbian jersey features Serbian Cross screen printed on the right hand shoulder. Serbian Cross represents popular motto and slogan in Serbia and among Serbs: Only Unity Saves the Serb (Serbian: само слога Србина спасава / samo sloga Srbina spasava). It is often used as a rallying call against foreign domination and during times of national crisis. Finally, this jersey features name of the country “Serbia” printed on the back side of the jersey.

This premium fitted short sleeve v-neck jersey is 95% Polyester 5% Spandex, weighing in at 4.7oz, and has an incredibly soft touch.

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Nikola Tesla T-Shirt!
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Color: Indigo
100% combed cotton jersey
Premium fitted short sleeve
Crew neck
Water based ink
All Republika Wear t-shirts have custom tags

Nikola Tesla T-shirt “Got Light” design was inspired by recent recognitions of the revolutionary contributions of Nikola Tesla to the electricity and innovation to the world. We all knew of the prolific inventor Thomas Edison, but not until recently, where many started to recognize electrical and technological work of Nikola Tesla....

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Perfect T-shirt for kids! The best birthday present! Shop Now!

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Inspired by Coat of Arms of Serbia
Color: Red
100% Cotton
Crew Neck

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The best Serbian Eagle 👕! You can wear it with anything!

Color: Charcoal
Premium fitted short sleeve
Crew neck
Water based ink
All Republika Wear t-shirts have custom tags

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The double-headed eagle was adopted in medieval Serbia from its use as an imperial symbol in the Byzantine Empire.

The oldest preserved Nemanjić dynasty double-headed eagle in historical sources is depicted on the ktetor portrait of Miroslav of Hum in the Church of St. Peter and Paul in Bijelo Polje, dating to 1190.It had the following characteristics: one neck and two heads, collars on the neck and tail, spread wings, a tail in the shape of fleur-de-lis, heads higher than wings, feet have three toes, the eagle is within a circle. This type of Nemanjić eagle developed between the 12th and 15th centuries. It was very different from the German eagle: two necks, no collars, tail is leaf-shaped, heads are lower than wings, four toes, unspread wings. The Nemanjić double-headed eagle (with the specific characteristics) was depicted on the details of ornaments and textile in the Žiča monastery (1207–20), in the Church of Our Lady of Ljeviš (1307–10), the decoration of Jovan Oliver's clothing (1349), detail on textile from Veluće Monastery (14th c.), a detail in the Resava Monastery (1402–27), on the plate of Ivan Crnojević's coat of arms, as well as in other monasteries and churches.

Beginning in the 14th century, the double-headed eagle can be seen more often on inscriptions, medieval frescoes and embroidery on the clothes of Serbian royalty. The Serbian Church adopted it, with the entrance of Žiča, the seat of the Serbian Archbishopric in the 1219–53 period, and by tradition the coronation church of the Serbian kings, was engraved with the double-headed eagle. The survived golden ring of Queen Teodora (1321–22) has the symbol engraved. During the reign of Emperor Stefan Dušan (r. 1331–55), the double-headed eagle can be seen on everyday objects and state related documents, such as wax stamps and decrees. In 1339, map maker, Angelino Dulcert, marked the Serbian Empire with a flag with a red double-headed eagle.

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