Foolish Enough to Be Free Tee
Foolish Enough to Be Free Tee
Liberty’s not for the faint of heart—or the overly sensible.
Size guide — Gildan 64000
Compare these garment measurements with a T-shirt you already like. Lay it flat: measure width across the chest, and length from the high point of the shoulder to the hem. Width is not body circumference. Measurements are approximate.
| Size | Inches | Centimeters |
|---|---|---|
| S | 18 × 28 | 45.7 × 71.1 |
| M | 20 × 29 | 50.8 × 73.7 |
| L | 22 × 30 | 55.9 × 76.2 |
| XL | 24 × 31 | 61.0 × 78.7 |
| 2XL | 26 × 32 | 66.0 × 81.3 |
| 3XL | 28 × 33 | 71.1 × 83.8 |
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Shirt details
- Gildan 64000 unisex crewneck T-shirt, with DTG printing on the front.
- Ring-spun cotton fabric; fiber content varies by color.
Production & delivery
Your shirt is made after you order, then shipped. Timing varies by destination, production capacity, and shipping method. Check available shipping options and charges at checkout.
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No routine returns or exchanges for a change of mind or choosing the wrong size or color. For damaged, defective, incorrect, or incomplete items, contact us within 30 days of delivery. Your rights under applicable law are unaffected.
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This tee is for the radicals, the rebels, the romantics… and anyone just wild enough to believe in freedom, even when it doesn’t make perfect sense. Because sometimes, the price of liberty is a little foolishness—and a lot of courage.
🎪 What It Says:
“Foolish Enough to Be Free” is part declaration, part dare. It’s a cheeky smirk in the face of conformity and a nod to those who dare to dream out loud.
🧠 Boldly Brainless or Bravely Brilliant?
That’s up to the viewer to decide. Wear it for the laughs—stay for the meaningful conversation it sparks.
🎨 Design Vibe:
Distressed, chalky lettering that feels like a scribble from a revolutionary’s notebook. Slight texture gives it that lived-in rebel look.
If being “wise” means silence, obedience, and staying seated—
you’d rather be foolish and free.
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