"Gum would be perfection" spoken awkwardly by Chandler in that Friends episode where he was "Trapped. In an ATM vestibule. With Jill Goodacre."
Unisex, 3/4 sleeve baseball style tee with raw, curved hem. Lightweight, super soft triblend fabric is 50% polyester/25% cotton/25% rayon.
Made to order--please allow up to 3 days to print and ship. USPS notification and tracking provided when order ships.
Just A Teez offers original pop culture designs, screen printed by hand on quality shirts. Everything is hand screen printed with love and gratitude. Feel free to contact me with any questions.
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