Airbrushed 1990s-style art of a t-rex howling at the moon, cold moonlight tones on black, retro nature-tee style.

T-Rex - Sweatshirt (unisex)

Pepper / S
$54.99
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Airbrushed 1990s-style art of a t-rex howling at the moon, cold moonlight tones on black, retro nature-tee style.
  • Airbrushed 1990s-style art of a t-rex howling at the moon, cold moonlight tones on black, retro nature-tee style.
  • Airbrushed 1990s-style art of a t-rex howling at the moon, cold moonlight tones on black, retro nature-tee style.
  • Airbrushed 1990s-style art of a t-rex howling at the moon, cold moonlight tones on black, retro nature-tee style.
  • Airbrushed 1990s-style art of a t-rex howling at the moon, cold moonlight tones on black, retro nature-tee style.
  • Airbrushed 1990s-style art of a t-rex howling at the moon, cold moonlight tones on black, retro nature-tee style.
  • Airbrushed 1990s-style art of a t-rex howling at the moon, cold moonlight tones on black, retro nature-tee style.
  • Airbrushed 1990s-style art of a t-rex howling at the moon, cold moonlight tones on black, retro nature-tee style.
  • Airbrushed 1990s-style art of a t-rex howling at the moon, cold moonlight tones on black, retro nature-tee style.
T-Rex - Sweatshirt (unisex)

T-Rex - Sweatshirt (unisex)

$54.99
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About the garment

This is a Comfort Colors 1566: an 80/20 ring-spun cotton and polyester fleece blend with a 100% cotton face, garment-dyed to match its t-shirt counterpart so the two make a set. It's cut as a relaxed unisex crewneck with ribbed cuffs and waistband, and printed one at a time, to order.

  • 80/20 ring-spun cotton and polyester fleece, with a 100% cotton face
  • Garment-dyed to match the t-shirt, so a set looks like a set
  • Relaxed unisex crewneck, with ribbed cuffs and waistband
  • Printed one at a time, to order

About the design

Short arms, long reach. Tyrannosaurus rex carried a bite strong enough to crack femurs, a skull built like a battering ram, and sixty teeth shaped like railroad spikes.

Those arms couldn't touch its own jaw — didn't need to. The mouth did all the work. Long before dinosaurs had a name, farmers who dug up bones like these called them dragon bones and sold them by the pound. They say the ground remembered fire. Put it on a shirt anyway: nothing this size ever asked to be liked.

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