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| Chest Size | Inches | Centimeters |
|---|---|---|
| S | 32"-36" | 81-91 |
| M | 36"-40" | 91-101 |
| L | 40"-44" | 101-111 |
| XL | 44"-48" | 111-121 |
| 2XL | 48"-52" | 121-132 |
| Description |
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| Semi-fitted, and Set-in 1x1 inch slight v-neck collar, 100% cotton (heather granite is 60% cotton / 40% polyester). Due to print sizing, design image may appear smaller on larger garment sizes. |
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Sometimes it's easier to communicate visually. The Black Dahlia flower represents dark emotions, like anger, sadness, and betrayal... and this cross has no business in a woman's body. That's all I have to say about that.
@vonKowen
Croatia
art for the darkly inclined
Browse all designs created by Sanda KrstulovicThis design was submitted to the Protect Reproductive Rights design challenge. Art and activism go hand-in-hand in support of reproductive rights and Roe v. Wade. A portion of proceeds are donated to the National Network of Abortion Funds and the Center for Reproductive Rights.
Browse original art from the "Reproductive Rights" design challengeA portion of the proceeds from the sale of this design donates to The Center for Reproductive Rights, a charitable organization dedicated to advancing reproductive freedom as a fundamental human right.
30% of the artist's proceeds donated, plus an additional donation from Threadless.
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The design features an anatomical diagram of a human skeleton, specifically the torso and pelvis, with labels for various bones. Intertwined with the bones are detailed black and white illustrations of flowers, which are also labeled with emotional and medical terms such as 'sadness,' 'betrayal,' 'anger,' and 'malignant neoplasm.'
