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  • I Prefer Dangerous Freedom Thomas Jefferson Men's Heavyweight Long Sleeve T-Shirt

    30-day returns · Guaranteed since 2003

    Thomas Jefferson said it in Latin. We put it on a heavyweight long sleeve with a motorcycle, a rifle, fireworks, and a beer delivery bald eagle who clearly has opinions. Things escalated appropriately.

    "Malo periculosam, libertatem quam quietam servitutem." T.J. wrote that to Madison in 1787, which loosely translates to "I prefer dangerous freedom over peaceful slavery" and also to "please print this on a shirt immediately."

    The large-format print covers the chest with enough patriotic horsepower to concern several neighborhood associations. Printed on a soft-washed heavyweight combed ring-spun cotton long sleeve with a tightly knit surface that holds the design sharp and clean wash after wash. Available in Black, White, Harbor Blue, Agave, and Carbon Grey.

    • 100% combed ring-spun cotton (Carbon Grey: 60% cotton, 40% polyester)
    • Fabric weight: 6.5 oz./yd.² (220 g/m²)
    • Soft-washed with an ultra-soft hand feel
    • Tightly knit surface for crisp, detailed printing
    • 7/8" 1x1 ribbed collar with Lycra®
    • Side-seamed construction
    • Single-needle edge stitching
    • Tear-away label

    Size guide

    LENGTH (inches) CHEST (inches)
    S 25 38-41
    M 25 ½ 42-45
    L 26 46-49
    XL 26 ½ 50-52
    2XL 27 53-55
    3XL 27 ½ 56-59
    LENGTH (cm) CHEST (cm)
    S 63.5 96.5-104.1
    M 64.8 106.7-114.3
    L 66 116.8-124.5
    XL 67.3 127-132
    2XL 68.6 134.6-139.7
    3XL 69.9 142.2-149.9

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