I'll leave the relations to the database - Black T‑Shirt

I’ll leave the relations to the database – Black T‑Shirt

Name: I'll leave the relations to the database - Black T‑Shirt - THR33FOLDS
Price: 799.00 INR
Availability: InStock

Original price was: ₹1,449.00.Current price is: ₹799.00.

I’ll leave the relations to the database. (Foreign keys are more reliable.) A perfect shirt for SQL enthusiasts.

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Key Highlights

Fit Regular Unisex Fit	Fabric 240 GSM Cotton Stretch (95% Cotton / 5% Elastane)
Neck Lycra Rib Neck	Sleeve Length Half Sleeve
Experience Soft, breathable, four‑way stretch	Wash Care Gentle machine wash cold, inside‑out; air dry; do not iron on print

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Product Description

Some relationships are better handled with foreign keys.
Let the database manage the joins, constraints, and relationships—you’ve got code to write. This design is a quiet nod to every developer who knows that sometimes the most reliable relationships are the ones defined in SQL. Printed on the center chest, it’s a witty statement that resonates with database admins and backend engineers alike.