Bigfoot Santa Christmas Lights Shirt, Bigfoot Santa Christmas, Christmas Lights Shirt, Bigfoot Merry Tee, Sasquatch Christmas, Bigfoot Lover

Bigfoot Santa Christmas Lights Shirt, Bigfoot Santa Christmas, Christmas Lights Shirt, Bigfoot Merry Tee, Sasquatch Christmas, Bigfoot Lover
– We have 3 different tshirt brand that we use, if you only want one particular brand please ask the seller for availability, if you do not ask we will ship the available brand.

HOW TO ORDER T-SHIRT

1- Please, Check and Review all Photos.

2- Choose your size from the drop-down menu and add each shirt to your cart one at a time.

3- Select Your Shirt Color from Drop-down 2 which is Shirt Color.

❀Adults round neck shirt are available in all colors listed on drop-down menu.

❀Adults V-NECK Shirts are limited with only" BLACK, WHITE, RED, MAROON, NAVY, ATHLETIC HEATHER, PURPLE, TRUE ROYAL, HEATHER TRUE ROYAL, HEATHER GREEN, HEATHER NAVY, DARK GREY HEATHER.

❀Youth Shirts are limited with only "BLACK, WHITE, RED, PINK, NAVY, ASPHALT, MAROON, ATHLETIC HEATHER, HEATHER MAUVE, PURPLE, HEATHER FOREST, HEATHER MAROON, HEATHER NAVY, TRUE ROYAL".

❀ Toddler Shirts are limited with only "BLACK, WHITE, RED, PINK, ASPHALT, NAVY, ATHLETIC HEATHER".

❀ Baby Onesie Shirts are limited with only "BLACK, WHITE, RED, PINK, NAVY, ATHLETIC HEATHER, DARK GREY HEATHER".

4- Choose Your TEXT Color. Please add your text color on to the personalization box.

5- Your shipping will automatically combine when ordering multiples.

6- Checkout out all at once when the correct color and qty has been added.

7- Finally, Your Custom Shirt will be ready to ship 1-3 Business Day. Holiday times may affect the handling times.

☞ CARE INSTRUCTIONS
❀ Wash inside out, gentle cycle, cold water, tumble dry low. Shirt Material:
Solid colors 100% cotton, Heather colors mixed cotton and polyester. DTF stands for “direct-to-film” in printing. First, the design is printed onto the film using a high-quality ink jet printer. These are not standard inks that you would use to print out a high school research paper, but rather professional textile inks that are specially created to bind to fabrics in as close to a permanent fashion as possible.