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This long-sleeve cotton shirt carries a quietly bold wildlife illustration at its center: a hand-rendered antelope with rich, earthy tones and confident stance. Lightweight and breathable, the shirt drapes cleanly with a modern classic fit and forward-rolled shoulders, so the art reads clearly whether you’re layered under a jacket or wearing it alone. The narrow rib collar and taped neck give a neat silhouette, while double-needle sleeves and hem keep the piece resilient through repeated wear. It feels like a gentle reminder of wide-open places — calm, observant, and quietly strong — that slips easily into everyday life or a slow weekend outdoors. Product features - 100% ring-spun cotton for soft, breathable wear (90/10 for Sport Grey) - Narrow rib collar with taped neck and shoulders for a clean fit - Semi-fitted, modern classic cut with rolled-forward shoulders - Durable double-needle sleeves and hem; seamless body - Recycled tear-away label; shipped within the U.S. and territories Care instructions - Machine wash: warm (max 40C or 105F) - Non-chlorine: bleach as needed - Tumble dry: medium heat - Do not iron - Do not dryclean

Long Sleeve T-Shirt — Watercolor Bongo Antelope Graphic

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