This three-quarter sleeve raglan shirt speaks plainly and proudly: Montana vs. Mental Health Stigma. It’s a bold, clean design that settles into everyday life — at the clinic, on a campus walk, or at a community meeting. The contrast sleeves and relaxed raglan cut give it a casual, athletic feel while the strong, white lettering stands out against the black body, starting conversations without shouting. Wear it layered under a jacket or on its own; it moves with you during outreach events, volunteer shifts, or quiet mornings at the coffee shop. The message is steady and compassionate — a quiet call for understanding that fits into activism, small-town solidarity, and everyday advocacy.

Product features
- 100% ring-spun cotton for smooth, durable print surface
- Fine-knit 30-singles jersey: soft, lightweight feel (4.5 oz/yd²)
- Raglan 3/4 sleeves with contrast color for relaxed fit and mobility
- Pre-washed, reactive-dyed fabric resists shrinkage and keeps colors vibrant
- Tear-away tag and DTF inner neck label for comfort and clean finish

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