250 Years Anniversary Graphic Tee
250 Years Anniversary Graphic Tee
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The Heart of It
Some patriotic shirts feel like they only work one weekend a year. This one feels more personal than that.
The distressed 1776–2026 graphic gives it that worn Americana feel without looking overly flashy, and the garment-dyed fabric softens everything down so it feels more lived-in than loud. It has the kind of vintage look that pairs naturally with denim, old ball caps, sandals, and long summer weekends outside.
The heavier cotton gives it a little more structure than a lightweight tee, but the garment-dyed finish keeps it comfortable from the start instead of stiff. It feels right at home for backyard cookouts, county fairs, fireworks, lake days, or just throwing on with cutoff shorts during the middle of July.
One of those shirts that feels just as natural in August as it does over the Fourth of July weekend.
DETAILS
• Fabric: Garment-dyed ring-spun cotton
• Construction: Tubular construction with double-needle stitching
• Features: Distressed anniversary front graphic, garment-dyed finish, sewn-in label
• Fabric Composition: 100% ring-spun US cotton
• Stretch Level: Slight Stretch
• Fit: Classic relaxed fit
CARE INSTRUCTIONS
• Machine wash cold
• Tumble dry low
• Do not bleach
• Iron or steam low heat if needed
• Do not dry clean
PRODUCT MEASUREMENTS
S
Chest 36.5" Length 26.62" Sleeve 16.25"
M
Chest 40.5" Length 28" Sleeve 17.75"
L
Chest 44" Length 29.37" Sleeve 19"
XL
Chest 48" Length 30.75" Sleeve 20.5"
2XL
Chest 52" Length 31.62" Sleeve 21.75"
3XL
Chest 55.5" Length 32.5" Sleeve 23.25"
4XL
Chest 59.5" Length 33.5" Sleeve 24.63"
FIT NOTE
Classic relaxed fit with a slightly heavier feel than lightweight graphic tees. Comfortable through the shoulders and body with an easy broken-in feel after washing.
The Full Picture
Care & Use Advice
How It Measures
Sizing & Fit Guide
Find Your Perfect Fit
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Measurements are listed in inches unless noted otherwise.
How to Measure
Start With the Bust
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Consider the Shape
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Check the Length
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Compare Waist and Hips
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Look at the Rise
Low, mid, and high rises sit differently on the body. Compare the listed rise with a pair you already own when that measurement is available.
Check the Inseam
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One-Piece Styles
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Activewear
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Coordinated Sets
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Compare With a Favorite
Lay It Flat
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Use the Same Method
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Product-specific fit information should always take priority over general sizing guidance.
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