Fenceline Tee
Free Returns & Exchanges
Returns and exchanges are easy! Click HERE and enter the email address associated with your order. Follow the steps to initiate your return and retrieve your return label.
Items may be returned up to 30 days after purchase date.
Once you have your label, remove all previous shipping labels or information from your return packaging. Print out your return label and attach it to your package. Pack up the item(s) you would like to return, place the pre-paid shipping label on the outside, and take your package to your local USPS.
To avoid returns lost in transit, please drop your return off with the correct carrier. We recommend keeping your shipping receipts until your return is refunded.
Unfortunately, Shirt of the Month Club & Mystery Boxes items are not eligible to be returned or exchanged.
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Yee Yee Apparel
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Details:
- Top of the line fabric that stands up to consistent wear
- Printed in the USA
- 60% combed ringspun cotton/ 40% polyester jersey
Sizing:
- Will shrink about 10% if washed in warm water. So if you are in between sizes we recommend going one size up.
- The model shown (Granger) is wearing a size large. The last model in the video is wearing a size large.
Description:
The first patent in the United States for barbed wire was issued in 1867 to Lucien B. Smith of Kent, Ohio , who is regarded as the inventor. Since it's arrival barbed wire has not only been an important tool for farmers, it's also appeared in pop culture as a tattoo on world famous country music star Earl Dibbles Jr. When asked about the tattoos importance Mr Dibbles stared for an awkward amount of time and then simply said ..."of course it goes all the way around." Though not asked that specific question it is important to note that the tattoo going all the way around symbolizes power, strength, whittling skill level, and proof that you didn't chicken out at the tattoo parlor by saying "nah that's good enough", "I can only afford the outside", or " I heard the inside of the arm hurts!"
