Officially verified by Guinness World Records on 15 September, the
T-shirt is currently on display in a hangar at the Denel Aviation Centre
near OR Tambo Airport in Johannesburg.
A staggering 2 782 square metres on one side, the T-shirt covers the
same area as 10 tennis courts and is big enough for 16 692 people to
stand on.
Made from more than 7 000 running metres of fabric and home to some 6
500 000 stitches, the hot pink T-shirt took a team of tailors and
seamstresses three weeks of working round the clock to sew together.
The gigantic undertaking was the brainchild of Vanish, which tasked
Sound Contact, a below the line activations agency, with the
responsibility of bringing its vision to life of making of the world’s
biggest T-shirt. The actual manufacturing of the T-shirt was managed by
National Flag and Branding.

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A young woman wearing a traditional Bavarian "Dirndl" smiles as she
receives a mug of beer in the Hofbrauhaus tent after the opening of the
Oktoberfest beer festival at the Theresienwiese in Munich, southern
Germany, on September 18, 2010. (Thomas Kienzle/AFP/Getty Images) 







































