Banded Heritage Duck Hunting Gear T-Shirt
Our Banded Heritage Duck Hunting Gear T-Shirt reflects the roots of our brand and the tradition behind every season. Featuring vintage-style Banded lettering with flying mallard artwork, Hunting Gear callout, and Memphis, Tennessee stamp, this design represents where it all started.
We built this shirt on a durable midweight cotton platform that delivers dependable comfort with a classic fit. Structured enough to maintain its shape and built for repeated wear from the blind to everyday use.
MATERIAL & FIT
ā¢ 100% cotton (fiber content may vary slightly by color)
ā¢ 5.3 oz fabric weight ā midweight with durable structure
ā¢ Classic fit ā traditional cut with room through chest and body
ā¢ Tubular construction ā no side seams for a consistent shape
ā¢ Taped neck and shoulders ā reinforced for added durability
ā¢ Double-needle sleeve and bottom hems ā built for long-term wear
Full back vintage Banded Hunting Gear graphic featuring flying mallard artwork and Memphis, Tennessee branding.
Description
Our Banded Heritage Duck Hunting Gear T-Shirt reflects the roots of our brand and the tradition behind every season. Featuring vintage-style Banded lettering with flying mallard artwork, Hunting Gear callout, and Memphis, Tennessee stamp, this design represents where it all started.
We built this shirt on a durable midweight cotton platform that delivers dependable comfort with a classic fit. Structured enough to maintain its shape and built for repeated wear from the blind to everyday use.
MATERIAL & FIT
ā¢ 100% cotton (fiber content may vary slightly by color)
ā¢ 5.3 oz fabric weight ā midweight with durable structure
ā¢ Classic fit ā traditional cut with room through chest and body
ā¢ Tubular construction ā no side seams for a consistent shape
ā¢ Taped neck and shoulders ā reinforced for added durability
ā¢ Double-needle sleeve and bottom hems ā built for long-term wear
Full back vintage Banded Hunting Gear graphic featuring flying mallard artwork and Memphis, Tennessee branding.
