Women’s Swab. Load. Fire. Tee | Monmouth 1778 Cannon Funny History Shirt

Description

Front print: a colonial field cannon with ramrod and shot, MONMOUTH · JUNE 28, 1778, and the banner BROUGHT WATER. STAYED FOR THE CANNON. Footer: SOME HEROES WEAR CAPES. SOME SWAB BARRELS.

At the Battle of Monmouth in the sweltering summer of 1778, the story goes that a woman carrying water to the gun crews stayed to serve the cannon when the gunner fell. The legend of “Molly Pitcher” has been told ever since. This tee is for every woman who shows up with the water and stays for the fight.

A bold, distressed Americana tee for history lovers, Revolutionary War fans, veterans, and the gal who can do it all.

From Freedom Farms Custom: faith, freedom, and a little grit.

• Women’s relaxed-fit tee (Bella+Canvas 6400): soft, lightweight 4.3 oz/yd² Airlume combed and ring-spun cotton (fiber content varies slightly by color; Athletic Heather is a cotton/polyester blend)

• Crew neck, short sleeves, modern relaxed fit, sewn-in label

• Women’s sizes S–3XL; colors: Navy, Black, Asphalt

• Printed to order with a direct-to-garment print. Made to order: about 1 week of production before it ships. Ships to US addresses only.

Care: machine wash cold inside out, tumble dry low, no bleach, do not iron the print.