Epidemiology Viral T-Shirt - Funny Science Tee
This black t-shirt features the word "Epidemiology" above a graphic of cartoon-style green viruses or bacteria. Below this is the phrase "It's Literally Going Viral". The t-shirt is made of a soft-looking material, likely cotton or a cotton blend, and has a classic crew neck design. The design is perfect for anyone in the field of epidemiology, virology, or microbiology, or for anyone with a quirky sense of humor about science and current events. It would be a fun gift for a science student or professor, or to wear to a science conference or casual work environment.
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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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