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| Chest Size | Inches | Centimeters |
|---|---|---|
| S | 30"-32" | 76-81 |
| M | 32"-34" | 81-86 |
| L | 34"-36" | 86-91 |
| XL | 36"-38" | 91-97 |
| 2XL | 39"-41" | 99-104 |
| 3XL | 42"-45" | 107-114 |
| Description |
|---|
| The fitted t-shirt features 100% preshrunk 32-single, 4.3 oz. Combed & Ring-spun cotton (Heathers contain some polyester). Due to print sizing, design image may appear smaller on larger garment sizes. |
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Women, especially women of color, were instrumental in one of the greatest
undertakings in history, the moon landing in 1969. Utilizing every element of
STEM - science, technology, engineering, and math, these brilliant women
pushed the literal boundaries of humanity's reach. The contributions these
women made and the groundwork they laid for us, their daughters, should be celebrated and recognized today and every day. Reaching for the stars has always been women's work.
@Babsadee
Southern United States
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Browse all designs created by BabsadeeThis design was submitted to the Grow STEM design challenge, presented with Intel. Celebrate the power and impact of women in science and technology—past, present, and future. Designs that think micro, dream macro, and create something wonderful for Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics with a portion of proceeds donated to Girls Who Code.
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A humorous graphic depicting a rocket resembling a woman's dress launching upwards. The backdrop features a blue circle with stars, suggesting space. Text below reads 'Women Sending Men to the Moon Since 1969' in a mix of bold, retro-inspired fonts. The colors primarily used are red, white, and blue, evoking a patriotic and vintage aesthetic.
