This three-quarter sleeve raglan shirt carries a quiet, determined voice. The high-contrast black body with white sleeves frames bold, varsity-style lettering that reads “CONNECTICUT -VS- MENTAL HEALTH STIGMA,” turning a T-shirt into a statement you can wear to rallies, community events, or casual days when you want to start a conversation. The soft, fine-knit jersey and relaxed raglan cut make it comfortable for long hours—door-to-door outreach, post-meeting coffees, or weekend volunteer shifts. It feels lived-in from the first wear: light, breathable, and built to keep its color and fit after many washes. This shirt suits someone who shows up for causes, talks openly about mental health, and wants clothing that reflects both conviction and comfort.

Product features
- 100% ring-spun cotton body for a smooth, durable print surface
- Fine-knit 30 singles jersey for a soft, lightweight feel (4.5 oz/yd²)
- Contrast 3/4 raglan sleeves with contoured seaming for relaxed movement
- Pre-washed, reactive-dyed fabric to retain color and resist shrinkage
- Tear-away tag and DTF inner neck labels for itch-free wear

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