Oversized Hockey Shirt Women Come to The Cottage Tee Book Fan Gift T-Shirt
Product Description
Oversized Hockey Shirt Women Come to The Cottage Tee Book Fan Gift T-Shirt
- Material: S=US(4-6), M=US(8-10), L=US(12-14), XL=US(16), 2XL=US(18-20). These hockey shirts for women are made of soft, comfy cotton-blend fabric with great breathability and sweat absorption, great for daily wear and pride events
- Features: Our coming to the cottage shirt features ice hockey design, blending hockey culture with LGBTQ themes, ideal for fanfiction fans and hockey lovers. Classic crew neck short sleeves fit all body shapes, stylish and comfortable
- Occasions: Great for fan-themed gatherings, ice hockey cultural events, LGBTQ Pride Month parades and daily commutes. The retro design fits naturally into everyday outfits, embracing a diverse, expressive and attitude-filled social atmosphere
- Matching: This ladies gay pride t-shirt pairs with denim shorts for a casual American look, or straight-leg jeans for a retro sporty vibe. Layer with a jacket for a relaxed feel, easily switching between daily outings and fan gatherings
- Tips: Please confirm the size before placing your order. Hand wash or machine wash recommended; turn the shirt inside out and wash in cool water. Do not dry clean, bleach or iron
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