I Wear Purple For My Sister Autoimmune Hepatitis Awareness T-Shirt
Show your support with this black t-shirt featuring the text, "I WEAR PURPLE FOR MY SISTER AUTOIMMUNE HEPATITIS." The design incorporates purple text and horizontal lines to emphasize the message, raising awareness for autoimmune hepatitis. This tee is perfect for family members, supporters, or anyone wanting to spread awareness. Made from a comfortable-looking fabric, it's suitable for everyday wear, awareness events, or casual outings. Wear your support and spark conversations with this meaningful t-shirt.
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Material Description
Made from 100% cotton (180g weight). Due to supplier and batch variations, fabric weight may fluctuate within ±10g, which is considered normal.
Product Features
- Premium Cotton: Soft-touch fabric for comfortable all-day wear.
- Stylish Design: Classic silhouette with heat transfer graphic — ideal for casual, everyday wear.
- Versatile & Easy to Match: Works well with jeans, chinos, or beach shorts for a laid-back or stylish look.
- Perfect Summer Gift: A practical and fashionable gift choice for friends or family.
Applicable Scenarios
Suitable for daily life, work, outings, shopping, vacation, and other everyday occasions.
Washing Instructions
- Hand wash or machine wash
- Do not soak for long periods
- Do not bleach
- Water temperature should not exceed 45ºC
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