Language / Trying to Figure Out a Polish Logo (STO...?) [15]

Just curiosity-I thought it would interesting to see if we could puzzle it out. At first I thought it might say STO LAT & just wondered what the big white "M" word was. I wasn't aware that English was so common on shirts in Poland, so I figured it might be a different, but common, Polish saying. It's not quite as interesting a puzzle if it does turn out to be English.

I initially posted a link to the full image (which has been used on several websites), but the mods cropped it down to just show the logo.

Well, I haven't gotten any replies lately, so I may have to give up. However, since the printing is red & white (the colors of the Polish flag), I still think there's a good chance it's in Polish. I've spent quite a bit of time trying to figure it out, but I'm out of ideas.

Language / Trying to Figure Out a Polish Logo (STO...?) [15]

In blowing the picture up-looking at it on my plasma TV-I can tell that the 2nd word isn't STOP; the first visible letter looks like a T (or possibly an I, J, L, or F), and the 2nd visible letter has a flat top (like an E, R, or O).

The first word could be STOP, but only if there's a P that's covered up.

It's also possible that the two halves form one word when the shirt is buttoned.

Language / Trying to Figure Out a Polish Logo (STO...?) [15]

I suppose it's possible, but I'm fairly certain the person in the picture is Polish. Would it have been common (back in '07) for a Polish person to own a shirt with English words on it?

Language / Trying to Figure Out a Polish Logo (STO...?) [15]

I don't know for certain whether it's a company name or a sports team. Looking at the shape of the letters on the right side of the shirt-what little I can see of them-it looks like the first one could be a T (but I can't be certain). The second one appears to be flattish on top, so I think that would rule out Wulkan's and Nathans' suggestions.

I thought it might be a common design or common logo. (The picture isn't recent; it's at least 3½ years old.) I could also be wrong about it being Warsaw. Is it common to use black bricks as pavers in other parts of Poland?

I just figured out how to check the metadata of the picture. It wasn't geotagged, but apparently the picture was taken July 28, 2007-in case that helps.

Travel / Visit to Krakow and Warsaw [12]

It does look interesting. Warsaw is high on my list of places to visit, so I may try to check out that area.