Walking is so yesterday. Wheelchair humor #
Women's T-Shirt
Walking is so yesterday. Wheelchair humor #
Women's T-Shirt
$23.49
Color: heather gray
slimmer fitRegional sizing US
Women's T-Shirt is in stock. We will print it as soon as you order it.
Delivery time: 5/26/25 - 5/28/25 (Standard)
Women's T-Shirt | Brand: Gildan | 100% USA cotton
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Discover our Women's T-Shirt, crafted with sustainably and fairly grown USA cotton for an eco-friendly choice that doesn't skimp on style. This T-shrit features a feminine mid-scoop neck, cap sleeves, and a slightly tapered fit for a flattering silhouette. Durable double-needle stitching and seamless rib at the neck ensure comfort and longevity. Ideal for any casual occasion, this t-shirt combines ethical manufacturing with everyday versatility.
- Made with sustainably and fairly grown USA cotton
- Double-needle stitching throughout; seamless rib at neck
- Feminine ½" rib mid-scoop neck; side-seamed with slightly tapered Missy fit
- Cap sleeves for comfort; taped shoulder-to-shoulder
- Fabric weight: 5.3 oz (midweight)
- 100% USA Cotton, Heather Gray, Lilac & Pink are 90% Cotton and 10% Polyester
- Brand: Gildan
- Imported product, printed & processed in the USA
Product dimensions measured on a flatly laid out product.
Size
A (inch)
B (inch)
C (inch)
24.21
16.5
6.22
24.49
18.98
6.73
25.47
20.24
6.97
25.98
21.97
6.97
26.97
22.99
7.24
27.99
23.98
7.48
Tip: measure an item of clothing at hand to compare.
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10/25/24
I only have an opinion about the print
9/20/24
Love everything!
9/6/24
I found that all the woman’s shifts I bought were wayy to small
9/6/24
I found that all the woman’s shifts I bought were wayy to small
9/6/24
I found that all the woman’s shifts I bought were wayy to small.
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Walking is so yesterday. Wheelchair humor #
Great fun, funny self-deprecating humor designs are always the perfect gift to give or receive for any wheelchair user, disabled person, people with disabilities and people in wheelchairs