Baby Thermal Long Sleeve Buttonless Henley
A basic, but cool form-fitting thermal long-sleeve by Amercan Apparel. The shirt is listed as being updated to fit taller people, something that I'm appreciative of. At only 20 bucks, it's inexpensive like most items from American Apparel.
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I mean, it's hard to resist a shirt that looks this good and costs this little.
Added 4 Years Ago from American Apparel -
Cute & simple;want one with an S!
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By definition a counterculture defies the norm. Particularly, hipsters defy it in apparel. In the real world (and no, hipsters don't live in the real world), a tank top would be for the, at least, slightly athletic or for somethin... By definition a counterculture defies the norm. Particularly, hipsters defy it in apparel. In the real world (and no, hipsters don't live in the real world), a tank top would be for the, at least, slightly athletic or for something in the range of sports. However, to a hipster a tank top is nothing more than another chance to be ironic and show off their lanky ass arms. Even more ironic is that they actually have convinced themselves that this is cool -- which it is.
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First American Apparel created this shirt saying "Legalize LA," a plea for immigration form. Their newest installment calls for the repeal of Prop 8.
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Yes, they make tri-blend in a turtleneck too. Like the tee, and the cadigan and everything else.. this is the best you can get (in terms of turtlenecks)
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Just like the 50/25/25 tees, but with a collard. They're equally as comfortable and perfect for those who aren't really into the whoe dressing up thing
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...ok, so this shirt changes colors, depending on the temperature. That's pretty neat, right?
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...I'll just tell you what American Apparel says about this shirt. "There are roughly 12 million undocumented immigrants living in the U.S. Almost all of them pay taxes into the system because their employers deduct taxes from ... ...I'll just tell you what American Apparel says about this shirt. "There are roughly 12 million undocumented immigrants living in the U.S. Almost all of them pay taxes into the system because their employers deduct taxes from their earnings. Billions of dollars are paid into social security alone which benefits America's elderly. What about the jobs generated by their demand for goods and services, or the positive effect their personal consumption has on the U.S. economy? Immigrants are students and entrepreneurs. They have families, homes, cars, and lives, just like you. They are active members of the U.S. economy and society. They are not "invaders" and should not be treated like criminals. Everyone should be aware of how immigrants (legal or not) are woven into our everyday lives, and the growth and success of our country. Immigration Reform Now. "
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you might know these as 50/25/25's. You may know them as a tri-blends. Hell, you may have no idea what they are at all. Either way, these are probably the most comfortable shirts you can buy. Bets colors: Tri-Orchid, Athletic Blue... you might know these as 50/25/25's. You may know them as a tri-blends. Hell, you may have no idea what they are at all. Either way, these are probably the most comfortable shirts you can buy. Bets colors: Tri-Orchid, Athletic Blue and Athletic Grey
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These are comfy, but not the best. They look more "new," which i guess to some people might be a good thing.
Added 5 Years Ago from American Apparel
