Description

The wayfinding compass, wolves crouched, ravens watching, a longship cutting through dark water.

What it means: Vegvísir means wayfinder. Its earliest known record is the Huld manuscript, compiled in Iceland in 1860, where the note beside it says the person who carries it will not lose their way in storms or bad weather, even when the way is unknown. It comes from Icelandic folk magic rather than the Viking Age, and it has become the go-to Norse sign for finding your way home.

For travelers, sailors, and anyone who has had to steer through a rough stretch. More symbols in the Viking collection.

Ring-spun cotton tee, unisex fit
Printed directly onto the garment, so the graphic holds up wash after wash
Sizes XS to 5XL. 4 colors: Black, Cardinal, Military Green, Olive
Printed to order in the U.S. Most orders arrive in 3-8 business days

Fit and care: Unisex fit. Check the size guide against a shirt you already own, and size up if you want it relaxed. Wash inside out in cold water and tumble dry low to keep the print sharp.