Striped Bass French Terry in Heather Grey
Heather Grey Striped Bass French Terry-
Whether you are fishing the northern shores of the East Coast or fish areas to the north and south of the San Francisco Bay, you know that when the Striped Bass are in town, not much work is going to get done. This design was drawn with great detail to reflect the unique markings and coloring that this fish was blessed with.
This is a great halfway point between a long sleeve tee and a heavier crew neck sweatshirt. The perfect piece for those moments when the sun is either just coming up or making its way down.
Product Specifications:
- 60 Cotton/ 40 Polyester
- Printed with water-based ink
- Unisex
- Modern Fit
- Pre-shrunk
- For size reference… 6'1" 195lbs wears an XL
- Printed and designed in Santa Cruz, California
- Shirt made in Nicaragua
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Shipping
For orders $35 or more, we offer free shipping. Within the United States, we use USPS First Class or Priority Mail, ensuring that you can track your order. Our shipping process operates from Monday to Friday to ensure efficient order processing. In some cases, orders may be dispatched within a maximum of 48 hours. For international shipping, there is a base fee of $25, which we partially cover due to the increased global shipping expenses.
RETURNS & EXCHANGES
Our 14-day return policy allows exchanges and returns, except for washed t-shirts. If you exchange for a different size, you cover the return shipping, and we cover the cost of shipping the new item to you. We also handle shipping expenses in case of our mistakes. For personal returns, you manage return shipping, and the refund deducts our initial shipping cost.
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