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Defend Liberty Libertas Women’s Slim Fit T-Shirt

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Show your love for liberty with this one of our classic vintage super soft crew neck tees. The shirt features Libertas, the Roman goddess and personification of liberty, which the Statue of Liberty was based from as well as numerous state seals and statues on the top of capitols is shown bearing a shield impaled with arrows as she defends liberty from the foes of freedom. The hat she has on may look familiar. It's called a pileus, and was worn by Roman slaves after they became free. At her feet is an eagle, holding a banner with the motto consilio et animis, meaning "by wisdom and courage."

A t-shirt worthy of becoming a wardrobe essential: comfortable, form-fitting, and a stylish base for any outfit. This shirt is a smaller cut, so order 1 size larger for a contoured fit, and 2 sizes larger for a looser fit.

• 100% combed ring-spun cotton (Heather colors contain polyester)
• Side seams for a slim fit. Order 2 sizes up for looser fit.
• Longer body length
• Shoulder-to-shoulder taping

Size guide

	S	M	L	XL	2XL
Body length (inches)	26 ¼	26 ¾	27 ⅜	28	28 ⅝
Body width (inches)	16	16 ¾	17 ¾	18 ¾	19 ¾
Sleeve length (inches)	6 ¼	6 ½	6 ¾	7 ¼	7 ½

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Category: defend liberty, eagle, grey, heather grey, ladies, latin, libertarian, libertas, liberty, liberty goddess, motto, patriotic, red, shield, shirts for men, short sleeve, statue of liberty, vintage, wisdom, women

Type: Ladies T-shirts

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