This raglan shirt carries a quiet, bold message: Colorado vs Mental Health Stigma. The soft, fine-knit cotton drapes with a lived-in ease, while the contrast 3/4 sleeves add a sporty, community-team feel — like showing up at a local rally or a neighborhood meet-up with intention. Wear it to marches, peer-support nights, or casual hikes where conversations matter. The distressed, collegiate-style lettering reads like an honest declaration: you stand with better awareness and kinder conversations. It sits comfortably through movement and layers easily under a jacket for cooler mountain evenings. Breathable, low-sheen fabric keeps the message readable without shouting, and the tear-away tag means nothing distracts from the cause. For anyone in Colorado working to change how we talk about mental health, this shirt feels like solidarity you can wear.

Product features
- 100% ring-spun cotton for smooth, durable fabric (solid colors)
- Fine-knit 30s jersey; lightweight 4.5 oz/yd² for soft comfort
- Contrast raglan 3/4 sleeves with contoured seaming for relaxed fit
- Reactive-dyed and pre-washed to retain color and resist shrinkage
- Tear-away tag and DTF inner neck label for comfort and clean finish

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