Penn Sardin (Sardine Workers' Strike) - Fair Wear - Organic - Women’s T-shirt - FREE DELIVERY Color:Green Bay Rather than being modern

Rather than being modern

while Carr told the New York Times in an interview that they deliberately took time off:

with every nationality represented

• Wide double-needle topstitch on the sleeves and bottom hems

plus a can factory

Penn Sardin (Sardine Workers' Strike) - Fair Wear - Organic - Women’s T-shirt - FREE DELIVERY Color:Green Bay Rather than being modernThis design embraces the centenary of one of the most significant events in European womens labour history, i. e. the great sardine workers strike in Douarnenez on the Finistre coast of Brittany in November 1924. Penn Sardin literally means Sardine Head, a name given to the local women sardine cannery workers. Douarnenez became the first sardine port in France. The whole town lived on sardines. In 1924, canneries abounded, twenty two, plus a can