This unisex cotton tee from Just Chilling Inc. combines comfort and style with a striking 'A Girl and Her Dog' sunset graphic, making it the perfect choice for dog lovers seeking casual versatile wear. Crafted from 100% ethically sourced US cotton, this classic crew neck shirt delivers soft breathable fabric and long lasting comfort for everyday use.
Designed as a basic unisex shirt, it features medium weight fabric (6.0 oz/yd² or 203 g/m²) that balances sturdiness with softness, while a ribbed crew neckline ensures shape retention wash after wash. The tear-away label adds to the scratch-free experience, and the Oeko-Tex certification guarantees safety and eco friendly clothing standards.
Whether you're relaxing at home, heading outdoors with your pup, or gifting a friend, this no side seams tee offers sustainable apparel quality with a timeless look. Enjoy an everyday cotton top that feels great and supports ethical production.
Product Features:
- 100% ethically sourced US cotton for sustainable apparel
- Medium weight fabric (6.0 oz/yd² or 203 g/m²) provides durability and softness
- Classic crew neck design that flatters all body types
- Ribbed neckline for long-lasting shape retention
- Tear-away label for an irritation-free wear
- Oeko-Tex certified to ensure eco friendly clothing and safety standards
- No side seams tee construction for enhanced comfort
- Basic unisex shirt suitable for casual versatile wear and layering
Care Instructions:
- Machine wash cold (max 30°C or 90°F) to maintain fabric integrity
- Tumble dry low to preserve shape and softness
- Do not dry clean to protect fabric quality
- Use non-chlorine bleach only when necessary to avoid damage
This unisex cotton tee has been tested for durability and comfort, ensuring long lasting comfort through repeated wear. Its sustainable apparel materials reflect our commitment to eco friendly clothing without compromising style or function. Join countless satisfied customers who appreciate this everyday cotton top as a reliable staple in their wardrobe.
