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Ragstock Tie Dye T-Shirt

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Ragstock Tie Dye T-Shirt

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Item model number
162-Tie-Dye-Tee
Department
Mens

Key features

  • 100% Cotton

Specifications

Item Weight8 Ounces
Item model number162-Tie-Dye-Tee
DepartmentMens
ASINB01INZ6V6A

About this product

Our tie dye shirts are made from 100% cotton for a soft, breathable shirt that dyes well, leading to the brightest most vibrant tie dye patterns possible! Due to the nature of tie dye, colors may vary. MATERIALS 100% Cotton Machine washable TIE DYE SHIRT COLORS AVAILABLE: Multicolor Burst Tie Dye Shirt Fluorescent Swirl Tie Dye T-Shirt Purple Spiral Tie Dye Shirt Pink Spiral Tie Dye T-Shirt Classic Rainbow Tie Dye Shirt Pastel Rainbow Tie Dye T-Shirt Lime Green Tie Dye Shirt Rainbow Pattern Tie Dye T-Shirt Neon Rainbow Tie Dye Shirt Maroon Tie Dye T-Shirt Teal Tie Dye Shirt Black Tie Dye T-Shirt Fuchsia Tie Dye Shirt Black and Blue Tie Dye T-Shirt Red White Blue Tie Dye Shirt Gold Tie Dye T-Shirt Spring Swirl Tie Dye Shirt Rasta Swirl Tie Dye T-Shirt Black Neon Tie Dye Shirt Yellow Tie Dye T-Shirt Watermelon Swirl Tie Dye Shirt Blue Burst Tie Dye T-Shirt Dark Rainbow Swirl Tie Dye Shirt Red Blue Spiral Tie Dye T-Shirt Dark Green Tie Dye Shirt Purple Tie Dye T-Shirt Silver Tie Dye Shirt Red Tie Dye T-Shirt Blue Tie Dye Shirt Plum Tie Dye T-Shirt Fire Swirl Tie Dye Shirt Blaze Swirl Tie Dye T-Shirt Kelly Green Tie Dye Shirt Yellow Orange Tie Dye T-Shirt Camouflage Tie Dye Shirt Ocean Swirl Tie Dye T-Shirt Navy Tie Dye Shirt Lavender Burst Tie Dye T-Shirt Neon Pink Blue Tie Dye Shirt Mardi Gras Swirl Tie Dye T-Shirt Rainbow Swirl Tie Dye Shirt Royal Blue Tie Dye T-Shirt Rainbow Burst Tie Dye Shirt "Most people think of tie dye shirts as having originated in the hippie culture of the 1960s. But actually scientists have found fabric dyed using tie dye-like techniques dating back to 1000 BC ancient Egypt. Tie dye was popular as a luxury good in Silk Road era China, where it was known 'zha ran' and 'jiao xie'.

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