We love our tees and hoodies so much we could talk about them all day, but that’d be a bit weird. So we’ll just say that we’re immensely proud of the quality of all our garments and the super futuristic technology that creates our unique t-shirts and hoodie prints. Our t-shirts are long lasting, individual and extremely useful for abiding by public decency laws.
- Sweatshop-free American Apparel
- Made and printed in the US of A
- 100% cotton (Heather Grey contains 10% Polyester)
- Huge range of exciting colors
- Printed using cutting edge direct to garment technologies
- Four t-shirt styles for boys and girls—young and old
- California fleece hoodie
Care Instructions/Washing Information
We advise you cold wash your garments and hang them out to dry. It’ll keep them super soft, looking their best and it’s even good for the environment.
Dimensions
Slim fit, order a size up if you’d like it less fitting. If you like your hoodies baggy, go two sizes up.
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Great tee!!! ☺
Thanks Honey!
– Paul Gitto
That’s my baby! Black, convertible, tan interior, corners like a sonovagun on Highway One and Big Sur turns. Best car I every owned, nothing ever goes wrong with it ever. Do you have one.Nice tee.
Thanks Barbara! That’s our new baby! We got it around Memorial Day. I was considering the black mica special edition one, but the roof was scratched & dented. But I luv our copper red mica one, with the Tan & black interior. This is our 2nd convertible, first Miata. Coming off a Jeep Liberty for 6 years, it’s a BIG change. I’m still a bit timid with it, but that will pass. The nicest drive so far was when we returned from Atlantic City in the early Morning. We also took it through a massive thunderstorm, and it’s watertight as well. (We got the power retractable hard top). I’m glad to hear that it’s built well, as it sure seems like it. It sounds like you really enjoyed yours!
– Paul Gitto
I’ve had my Miata for two years now, and couldn’t be more impressed. It’s too funny, I also had been driving a Jeep Wrangler too, ‘96 I think. It was high and bumpy and dangerous and wild and I loved it. One bad mechanic destroyed it. I got the Miata to drive from the guy who sold me the jeep as a temporary loaner, then bought it. I hardly knew what to do with it! Everything worked, and beautifully. It has Bose speakers, cd and cassette, am fm heater air conditioner. I never lose a drop of oil or water, and I can finally pass cars on the highway! Corners like a dream. I still haven’t figured all the gizmos. The owner’s manual and I sit and study each other from time to time and I recommend it for it’s info and surprises. It’s the first time in my life I’ve had a car I can depend on and my heart’s not in my throat when I get behind the wheel. The only fault I can find, after my all steel ‘74 GMC Suburban then the jeep, is that if somebody looks crosseyed at it it gets a dent. This is a whole new thing with a really beautiful, kind of fragile machine. I think the only reason anyone ever gets rid of them is getting tired of no room. You can’t do yard sales and junk yards or big time grocery shopping with them, though the trunk is big. The only cost so far has been replacing a headlight bulb and oil changes. I get about 34 mpg and can get up to 80 without noticing I’m there. It is one peach of an automobile. I never wanted to buy anything but American makes but who knows where anything’s made now so I surrendered. I thought when I was first in it, shit this is a little old lady car, you can’t go off road, you can’t even drive over a boulder! But I’m sure not missing the terror.
Copper red mica sounds divine. That’s another plus, you can wash these things in about ten minutes instead of two hours. And it’s my first that still has the original factory paint! Congrats to you and Anne.
Thanks Barbara, I can relate to everything you said. It is funny how the excitement is different from one vehicle to another. In the Jeep I always felt I was one turn away from flipping over, now I’m always on the watch of being run over. lol
– Paul Gitto