Malaphor Jacket
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Our Lightweight Packable Windbreaker Jacket has water resistant 82gm 100% polyester body fabric with a zip front closure, scuba neck, mesh lined 3 panel hood, and welt pockets. Soft to the touch, versatile, and great for layering.
Product Features
- Sustainably sourced cotton plus recycled poly rPET blend
- Soft feel and lightweight
- Offset carbon footprint
- Unisex sizing to fit all people
- Ethically made, sweatshop-free
- Designed by a freelance artist
Product Details
- Lightweight windbreaker packs easily and is great for all weather conditions
- Available in XS–3XL unisex sizing to fit most
- 82 Gm 100% polyester fabric with interior water resistant coating
- Waterproof Pressure Resistance: 600 mm
- Matte finish eyelets and zippers
- #4 zipper with zipper pull & rubber zipper pull tab
- Welt pockets with mesh pocket bags
- Tightening toggle at waistband
- Elastic cuffs
- Locker loop in center back
About this Design
The image showcases a humorous piece of typography featuring the text 'A malaphor is worth a thousand birds.' The phrase plays on the concept of malapropisms and idioms, creating a witty and ironic message. The text is presented in a typewriter-style font with a black on white design, focusing solely on the wordplay without additional graphics.
@megaduel
In language strange and wild, I've heard A phrase that's most absurd A malaphor, a jumbled blend Of words that make no sense, my friend It's when two phrases cross their wires And mix like gas and open fires The meaning lost, the message blurred Like puzzle pieces, all misheard "Oh, we'll burn that bridge when we get there," "Let's cross that bridge when it's time to burn," Two phrases fused, a language scare A malaphor, a lesson learned It's like a train that's off the rails A language ship that sinks and fails But in its wake, a laugh it leaves A pun that's ripe, a joke that weaves So if you hear a phrase that's strange That's mixed and matched, a verbal change Just know it's likely a malaphor A mix-up of words, nothing more.
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