This three-quarter sleeve raglan brings quiet, confident solidarity to everyday wear. The bold, distressed lettering reads like a community chant — North Dakota vs Mental Health Stigma — and sits on a soft, fine-knit jersey body with contrasting sleeves. It’s the kind of shirt you pull on for a weekend meetup, a local awareness event, or a long drive where conversations finally get honest. The relaxed raglan cut moves with you and the prewashed, reactive-dyed fabric keeps the color steady through washes. Lightweight and breathable, it feels familiar from the first wear and keeps its shape so the message stays clear. Wear it to signal support, start conversations, or just to be seen by neighbors who understand.

Product features
- 100% ring-spun cotton body (solid colors) for smooth print surface and durability
- Fine-knit 30 singles jersey fabric — lightweight (4.5 oz/yd²) and soft against skin
- Contrast raglan 3/4 sleeves with contoured seaming for relaxed, easy movement
- Reactive-dyed and prewashed to retain vibrant color and resist shrinkage
- Tear-away label and DTF inner neck print for comfortable, scratch-free wear

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