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Rebel Stripes Sons of Liberty Graphic Tee

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The original flag of the Sons of Liberty was probably the first version of the American flag to bear red and white stripes. The Sons of Liberty adopted a flag called the rebellious stripes flag with nine uneven vertical stripes (five red and four white). It is supposed that nine represented the number of colonies that were to attend the Stamp Act Congress. It was during their protest against tyranny that the decision was made to use stripes, and it was this design that the British soon referred to as “rebel stripes”.

American made and printed a morning jog away from the manufacturing facility in downtown LA, these babies ship factory direct from us and just might become your go-to tee. They feature a 40 singles fabric weave, which is comparable to the high thread count you look for in bed sheets to create the ultra soft feel. Think of these as the 1000 thread count Egyptian cotton bed sheets of the t-shirt world, only better.

Polyester retains shape and elasticity; Cotton lends both comfort and durability; addition of Rayon makes for a unique texture and drapes against the body for a slimming look.

Slim fit - definately order a size up if you want a roomier look and feel
Slight scoop neck
Made in the USA
40 singles ultra soft fabric

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Category: america, american apparel, american revolution, colonial, history, made in the USA, minimalist, paint, rebel, red, sons of liberty, stripes, triblend, vintage

Type: Mens Top

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