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More information about Smith & Wesson Officially Licensed Men's Short Sleeve Crew Neck T-Shirt, S&W enduring Stacked Logo Graphic Tee

Quality Material & Design: This men's shirt is crafted with 100% pure cotton and 50/50% Polyblend, ensuring a plush and soft feel against the skin. The retro Smith & Wesson logo at the center gives the t-shirt a vintage feel, while the double-needle stitching further adds to its durability and appeal.
Versatile Wear: This graphic tee serves as versatile men's clothing that perfectly fits different occasions. Be it practicing at the shooting range, camping overnight, or simply wearing it with jeans for a casual night out, it's designed for complete situations.
uncomplicated Care & Sizes: This garment is made with a standard tolerance of ±/-1" in width and length, which may result in a slightly looser or tighter fit depending on your body type. If you're between sizes, we recommend sizing up for a more relaxed fit. Machine washable, it's easy to maintain and always ready to wear. Do not use fabric softeners in the wash cycle or fabric softening sheets in the drying cycle.
Expressive Graphic Shirt: Show your passion for American freedom with this men's t-shirt. It’s a marvelous addition to your summer shirts collection and also makes a fantastic dad shirt or a memorable gift.
Officially Licensed Apparel: This men's shirt is part of the Smith & Wesson line by 540Brands, paying homage to the long-standing firearm brand's commitment to freedom, equality, and security since 1852.