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Try the Trend: Lion Graphic Tee

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As this is, probably, my 5th blog post mentioning these Tiger Graphic Tees, I thought you might like to know that I like them. Because I am a snob {someone once told me that, and I was originally offended and then realized it wasn’t an insult, even though she meant it as one…}, it might be that a $100 tee feels “fancy” to me. It might be that they feel like they’ve been in my closet since high school. But it is most likely because, since I feel like I spent a bunch of pennies, 10,000 of them, actually, on this top, that it counts as “fancy,” or versatile and I plan to wear it and treat it as such.

Since my hunt began weeks ago for this tee, I really did realize that they sell out in sizes all the time. I really couldn’t decide between a S and XS, and when I finally thought I had, the style I decided I loved sold out. {don’t worry! I found it!} Above, is every location and style that I can currently find of this coveted tee.

If you are like I was, originally, and think $99 for a t-shirt is bananas, I have found a bunch of lion and large cat inspired graphic tees below, all at $65 and under!

 

 

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