This three-quarter sleeve raglan shirt carries a quiet, determined energy — a simple black-and-white silhouette with bold white lettering that reads “NEVADA -VS- MENTAL HEALTH STIGMA.” It feels like a statement worn in everyday life: at community meetings, campus rallies, or while grabbing coffee between shifts. The lightweight, fine-knit fabric drapes casually and the contrast raglan sleeves give motion to the shoulders, so the message reads clearly whether you’re walking a sidewalk or standing in a crowd. It’s for people who speak up through what they wear — organizers, students, and allies who want a tangible way to show solidarity without shouting. The soft ring-spun cotton and tear-away tag keep it comfortable during long days, while reactive-dyed colors stay true wash after wash. Wear it to outreach events, support groups, or neighborhood conversations; it’s functional, approachable, and made to move with you as you make space for important dialogue.

Product features
- 100% ring-spun cotton for a smooth, strong print surface
- Fine-knit 30 singles jersey for a soft, lightweight feel
- Contrast raglan 3/4 sleeves with contoured seaming for relaxed movement
- Pre-washed, shrink-resistant and reactive-dyed to hold color and fit
- Tear-away tag and DTF inner neck labels for comfort and clean finish

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