Black t-shirt with a white line graphic of Cynisca in a dramatic close-up pose, holding a sword across her chest inside a rectangular frame, with the red text 'Cynisca' below the design.
Back of a black t-shirt with not text or design
Close-up of a black t-shirt neck label with the text about Cynisca, the first female Olympic victor, and a fun fact about Spartan swords being short and designed for close combat in phalanx formations.
Black t-shirt with a white line graphic of Cynisca in a dramatic close-up pose, holding a sword across her chest inside a rectangular frame, with the red text 'Cynisca' below the design.
Aqua t-shirt with a white line graphic of Cynisca in a dramatic close-up pose, holding a sword across her chest inside a rectangular frame, with the red text 'Cynisca' below the design.
Dark-pink t-shirt with a black line graphic of Cynisca in a dramatic close-up pose, holding a sword across her chest inside a rectangular frame, with the blue text 'Cynisca' below the design.
Red t-shirt with a white line graphic of Cynisca in a dramatic close-up pose, holding a sword across her chest inside a rectangular frame, with the blue text 'Cynisca' below the design.
Soft-cream t-shirt with a black line graphic of Cynisca in a dramatic close-up pose, holding a sword across her chest inside a rectangular frame, with the red text 'Cynisca' below the design.
Turquoise t-shirt with a white line graphic of Cynisca in a dramatic close-up pose, holding a sword across her chest inside a rectangular frame, with the red text 'Cynisca' below the design.
White t-shirt with a black line graphic of Cynisca in a dramatic close-up pose, holding a sword across her chest inside a rectangular frame, with the red text 'Cynisca' below the design.
Dark-pink t-shirt with a white line graphic of Cynisca in a dramatic close-up pose, holding a sword across her chest inside a rectangular frame, with the blue text 'Cynisca' below the design.
Black t-shirt with a white line graphic of Cynisca in a dramatic close-up pose, holding a sword across her chest inside a rectangular frame, with the red text 'Cynisca' below the design.
Back of a black t-shirt with not text or design
Close-up of a black t-shirt neck label with the text about Cynisca, the first female Olympic victor, and a fun fact about Spartan swords being short and designed for close combat in phalanx formations.
Black t-shirt with a white line graphic of Cynisca in a dramatic close-up pose, holding a sword across her chest inside a rectangular frame, with the red text 'Cynisca' below the design.
Aqua t-shirt with a white line graphic of Cynisca in a dramatic close-up pose, holding a sword across her chest inside a rectangular frame, with the red text 'Cynisca' below the design.
Dark-pink t-shirt with a black line graphic of Cynisca in a dramatic close-up pose, holding a sword across her chest inside a rectangular frame, with the blue text 'Cynisca' below the design.
Red t-shirt with a white line graphic of Cynisca in a dramatic close-up pose, holding a sword across her chest inside a rectangular frame, with the blue text 'Cynisca' below the design.
Soft-cream t-shirt with a black line graphic of Cynisca in a dramatic close-up pose, holding a sword across her chest inside a rectangular frame, with the red text 'Cynisca' below the design.
Turquoise t-shirt with a white line graphic of Cynisca in a dramatic close-up pose, holding a sword across her chest inside a rectangular frame, with the red text 'Cynisca' below the design.
White t-shirt with a black line graphic of Cynisca in a dramatic close-up pose, holding a sword across her chest inside a rectangular frame, with the red text 'Cynisca' below the design.
Dark-pink t-shirt with a white line graphic of Cynisca in a dramatic close-up pose, holding a sword across her chest inside a rectangular frame, with the blue text 'Cynisca' below the design.

Cynisca with Sword

Victory knows no boundaries. This t-shirt features bold line-art of Cynisca — the Spartan princess who won the Olympic Games twice, carving her path to glory in a world ruled by men.

  • Hand-drawn Cynisca with sword illustration

  • Crafted from premium 100% Airlume combed and ring-spun cotton

  • Inspired by true Spartan history and timeless female strength

  • Perfect for trailblazers, warriors at heart, and women who lead with courage

  • Design rooted in 5th century BC Sparta, celebrating her Olympic victories in 396 and 392 BC

Channel the spirit of a champion — for women who don’t wait for permission to win.

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Name: Cynisca of Sparta

Lived: c. 440–380 BC, Sparta, Greece

Known for: Spartan princess and Olympic champion

Famous for: First woman to win an Olympic event. Specifically, the chariot race. She claimed victory in 396 BC and again in 392 BC, breaking all barriers in Ancient Greece.

Note: Spartan swords were intentionally short—about 12–18 inches. Built for brutal efficiency in tight phalanx formations.

Disclaimer: There are no surviving images of Cynisca. Her appearance is imagined.

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  • Wisdom/Thread Ratio: Arguably the highest in the world of t-shirts.
  • Premium Material: Crafted from 100% Airlumed combed ring-spun cotton for a soft, breathable, and easy-to-layer experience.
  • Versatile Fabric Blends:
    - Solid Colors, Ash and Prism: 100% cotton.
    - Heather (Heather Mint, Heather Navy, Heather Sand Dune): 52% cotton, 48% polyester.
  • Retail Fit & Classic Neckline: The retail fit that is perfect for casual and semi-formal settings. The crew neckline adds a classic, neat style that's perfect for accessorizing.
  • Ethically Produced: Manufactured in a no-sweatshop, sustainable way and certified by the Fair Labor Association and Platinum WRAP.
  • Tear-Away Label: Designed for comfort, reducing skin irritation for all-day wear.

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