Airbrushed t-rex howling at a pale moon in cold white, grey and ice-blue tones on black, 1990s nature-tee style.

T-Rex - Long Sleeve (unisex)

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$39.99
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Airbrushed t-rex howling at a pale moon in cold white, grey and ice-blue tones on black, 1990s nature-tee style.
  • Airbrushed t-rex howling at a pale moon in cold white, grey and ice-blue tones on black, 1990s nature-tee style.
  • Airbrushed t-rex howling at a pale moon in cold white, grey and ice-blue tones on black, 1990s nature-tee style.
  • Airbrushed t-rex howling at a pale moon in cold white, grey and ice-blue tones on black, 1990s nature-tee style.
  • Airbrushed t-rex howling at a pale moon in cold white, grey and ice-blue tones on black, 1990s nature-tee style.
  • Airbrushed t-rex howling at a pale moon in cold white, grey and ice-blue tones on black, 1990s nature-tee style.
  • Airbrushed t-rex howling at a pale moon in cold white, grey and ice-blue tones on black, 1990s nature-tee style.
  • Airbrushed t-rex howling at a pale moon in cold white, grey and ice-blue tones on black, 1990s nature-tee style.
  • Airbrushed t-rex howling at a pale moon in cold white, grey and ice-blue tones on black, 1990s nature-tee style.
T-Rex - Long Sleeve (unisex)

T-Rex - Long Sleeve (unisex)

$39.99
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ColorPepper

About the garment

This long sleeve is built on Comfort Colors 6014: 100% ring-spun cotton at 6.1 oz, garment-dyed for a soft, lived-in colour from the first wear. The fit is relaxed and unisex, with ribbed cuffs and a twill-taped neck and shoulders. It's printed one at a time, to order.

  • 100% ring-spun cotton, 6.1 oz
  • Garment-dyed, so the colour is soft and lived-in from the first wear
  • Relaxed unisex fit, with ribbed cuffs and a twill-taped neck and shoulders
  • Printed one at a time, to order

About the design

The arms were short. Nothing else about it was. Its skull could crush bone on its own, teeth built like railroad spikes, a bite strong enough to snap a femur clean through.

Those stubby forelimbs looked almost comic, until you remember they weren't for reaching — they were for holding on while the jaw finished the job. Long before the name Tyrannosaurus existed, farmers who dug up its bones called them dragon remains, supposedly proof the old stories were true. This one still howls like it owns the sky.

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