Free At Last Baseball Unisex Tee
Free At Last Baseball Unisex Tee
Free At Last Baseball Unisex Tee

Free At Last Baseball Unisex Tee

Sale price£ 25.50 GBP
Size: XS
Color: Heather Denim/Navy

Take my tote bag wherever you go to show that Captivity is not conservations, is not cute, is cruel. I created this design as a tribute to Tilikum, a killer whale that died after being in captivity for 33 years. On his name, 10% of each sale will be donated to help create the first permanent seaside sanctuary in the World, that will be located in North America for formerly captive and injured/sick whales and dolphins. To find more information about this cause go to: WhaleSanctuaryProject.org

DESCRIPTION
  • Sustainably printed with on toxic, eco-friendly, low impact dyes
  • Sweatshop free / Made in 4-Pillar SMETA Certified Factory
  • 100% Vegan Friendly
  • 100% Cotton (Heather Grey Contain 10% Polyester)
  • UNISEX FIT
  •  FIT ADVICE  Women/Feminine body type go a size down your regular size
IMPORTANT INFORMATION
  • Ships from the USA, Mexico, Canada, UK, EU, Brazil, Japan & Australia.
  • 10% of all profits are donated to help the animals
  • Wash it on cold water inside out and on tumble dry low or air dry
  • ALL SALES ARE FINAL |  If you have any questions about sizing, please contact me before ordering
  • Alba Paris © All Rights Reserved 

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Sharon R.
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What's not to love _ _ե,Alba Paris designs are awesome _ԏ,there is so many more tops I wantѕ

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Victoria R.
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This shirt is the best shirt I own.

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