Salt Lake City Rhinestone Shirt, Soccer Game Day Mom or Dad Shirt, Retro Unisex Soft Cotton Tee, Aesthetic and Athletic Sport Shirt
Retro-inspired and perfect for any soccer enthusiast’s wardrobe, this unisex t-shirt, sweatshirt, and hoodie blend comfort with chic design. Its soft fabric and aesthetic cut make it ideal for casual wear or watching games. Suitable for both men and women, these pieces combine street fashion with a sporty vibe, making them a standout choice. With vibrant colors and a nostalgic design, this apparel lets you express your soccer passion in style. If you're looking for a mix of comfort and fashion, this collection is the ultimate pick.
Here's why you'll love it:
Soft and comfy cotton fabric
High-quality fabric and durable printing
Made from soft and comfortable fabric.
Long-lasting and vibrant prints that won't fade.
Printing is high quality and durable.
Available in a variety of sizes and colors.
You can see the great and shiny quality of the rhinestones in both day light and the night lights,
*** NOTE ***
**For 3X, 4X 5X buyers, we are sorry but we use regular Gildan t-shirts rather than our Bella Canvas like soft cotton made t-shirts.**
Care Instructions:
Handle the garment with tenderness by gently turning it inside out and washing it in cold water. It is advisable to wash separately or with a small load of similar-colored clothing. For the best results, we recommend air drying.
Return Policy:
Given the personalized nature of our products, we are unable to accommodate returns or exchanges. However, if any concerns arise with your order, please don't hesitate to contact us. Your satisfaction remains our top priority.
*We also offer a limited selection of clothing suitable for ages 6 to 7. If you require items within this age range, please contact us to confirm current stock availability.
** Ensure your embellishment designs follows copyright and trademark laws. We are not liable for the use of embellishments or names provided by customers. Our product is intended for personal use only.
