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- Made in U.S.A.
- 70/30 viscose bamboo and organic cotton (not pre-shrunk)
- Sizing may run small; please use size chart below
- Side seamed
- Set on rib collar
- Shoulder-to-shoulder taping
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Don’t Kill My Buzz T-shirt
-$20.00
Make a statement for bees in our original #dontkillmybuzz tee! Silky soft, cool and breathable, this U.S.A.-made unisex shirt is sure to spark meaningful conversations about bees and why we need them around. A few bee-loving celebs have even been spotted wearing this tee to spread the word!
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9 reviews for Don’t Kill My Buzz T-shirt
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winifred c kennedy –
five stars
Dian E Stewart –
I support Conservation for Bees.
Dian E Stewart –
I support the conservation for Bees
Robin Park (verified owner) –
I ordered two shirts in two different sizes and the first one came which I gave to my friend. She absolutely loves it and then another friend saw it and liked it as well. Guess I now will have to order another! Please note they are not 100% cotton so are a thinner material but what the heck…that isn’t the point anyways!
Pam Peterson –
Love my shirt. Fits great and hopefully the message will at least make people think about bees and the vital role they have in our eco-system.
Anita Camacho (verified owner) –
Love my shirt. I get lots of comments when I wear it allowing opportunities to spread the word about our fuzzy little pollinators.
Sally Young (verified owner) –
i get a lot of compliments and it gets the point across. Some people want to engage in conversation about bees so this shirt feels good in more than one way, to hear about people’s concerns and what they’re doing. I love the fit, nice and loose and breathable.
Susan Marie (verified owner) –
This is a great T-shirt to help the bees.
I ordered one for me and one for my son.
Thank you.
Jimmy Hodapp (verified owner) –
Got one for the wife and one for me. Love them. More people need to think about how important bees are to us.