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LCS Only Here For The Dogs Shirt - Youth
$19.99
Our '74 collection youth "Only Here For The Dogs" shirt features our tribute to our early logo on the front and a tag line "Only Here For The Dogs" on the rear of the shirt.This t-shirt has moisture-wicking technology which leaves you dry and cool. With its classic fit,...
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Our '74 collection youth "Only Here For The Dogs" shirt features our tribute to our early logo on the front and a tag line "Only Here For The Dogs" on the rear of the shirt.This t-shirt has moisture-wicking technology which leaves you dry and cool. With its classic fit, you move freely with no restriction.
Key Features:
5.5 ounce/SqYd, 50% US cotton/50% polyster.
Classic fit for loose comfort.
Cotton-soft moisture wicking fabric for active lifestyles.
Stay-dry comfort and coolness.
Taped neck and shoulders for comfort and durability.
Non-topstitched, classic width, rib collar.
Tear away label for customizable comfort.
Made with respect for the climate, energy, and water.
Sizing Chart:
Small = 22" - 26" Chest
Medium = 26"- 30" Chest
Large = 30" - 34" Chest
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