The Market Run Tee — White

The Market Run Tee

White / S
$39.00
$39.00
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The Market Run Tee — White
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  • The Market Run Tee — White
  • The Market Run Tee — White (front)
  • The Market Run Tee — Vintage White (front)
  • The Market Run Tee — Light Blue (front)
  • The Market Run Tee — Soft Cream (front)
The Market Run Tee

The Market Run Tee

$39.00
$39.00
ColorWhite
Size
Fit Slightly small
Runs Small True to Size Runs Large

Size guide

Bella + Canvas 3001 · Unisex Staple Tee

SizeChestto fit, inLengthinWidthin
XS31–342716½
S34–372818
M38–412920
L42–453022
XL46–493124
2XL50–533226
3XL54–573328
4XL58–613430
5XL62–653532

How to measure. Lay a shirt you already love flat. Length — from the highest point of the shoulder straight down to the hem. Width — armpit seam to armpit seam. Compare to the chart to find your best match.

Measurements come from our supplier and may vary by up to 2″ (5 cm).

Make it yours

This exact print on heavyweight cotton, a women’s cut — or worn big on the front.

Christmas deliveryLast chance for Christmas

Order by Wednesday, December 9

24 days left

Order by Wednesday, December 9

597Hours 07Minutes 46Seconds

Ordering closes Wednesday, December 9, 11:59 pm Pacific

Custom designs ordered now are finished after Christmas.

Orders placed now arrive after Christmas. Send a gift card instead

Made to order
November 20 — November 29

Made just for you. Every piece is made by hand after you order. These dates come from how long our recent orders really took to arrive. That little wait is the trade for art made on purpose, and for nothing ending up in a landfill.

Saturday mornings have a route to them. The stand with the good tomatoes, the guy who always throws in an extra peach, the flowers your wife pretends she didn't ask for. Your golden rides up front like he paid for the truck, greeting every vendor by name and every stranger like an old friend. He's not there for the produce. He's there because the windows are down and the whole town smells like something worth stopping for.

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