Stand Tall, Stand Proud, Raise The Standard
Overview
Introducing the Raise The Standard "Liberty or Death" Tee, a shirt that embodies the core values that America was built on—faith, family, freedom, and hard work. Designed for patriots who live by the motto "Land of the Free," this shirt is more than just a piece of clothing; it's a statement.
Material & Fit
- 100% Pre-shrunk Cotton: Enjoy the comfort and durability that comes with premium, pre-shrunk cotton.
- Unisex Fit: Designed to fit everyone, this shirt offers a relaxed, comfortable feel that's perfect for everyday wear.
Design
- Back Print: The phrase "Liberty or Death. Don't Tread on Me. If You Stand for Nothing, You Fall for Everything. Faith, Family, Freedom, Hard Work, Land of the Free" is boldly printed on the back, making a strong statement of your values and beliefs.
- Front Logo: Our iconic RTS logo graces the front, letting the world know you're part of a community that Raises The Standard.
- Sleeve Detail: An American flag is tastefully placed on the sleeve, adding a touch of patriotism to every angle.
Color & Size
- Classic Black: The shirt comes in a timeless black color, versatile enough to pair with any outfit.
- Extended Sizing: Available in sizes Small to 5XL, we've got you covered no matter your size.
Why Choose This Tee?
- Comfortable: Made with 100% pre-shrunk cotton, this tee offers all-day comfort whether you're at a barbecue, a rally, or simply lounging at home.
- Durable: Built to last, this shirt can withstand the rigors of daily wear and frequent washing.
- Statement Piece: More than just a shirt, it's a declaration of your values and a tribute to the land of the free and the home of the brave.
Care Instructions
Machine wash cold, tumble dry low. Do not bleach. Do not iron over the printed areas.
Raise The Standard is more than a brand; it's a call to action. With this "Liberty or Death" Tee, you're not just wearing your patriotism on your sleeve—you're shouting it from the rooftops. Stand tall, stand proud, and Raise The Standard.
