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Kids Heavy Cotton™ Tee
Monday - Youth T-shirt
Monday - Youth T-shirt
Science ▸ Biology ▸ Evolution
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$21.95 USD
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100% Cotton
Youth Fit
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Design Inspiration
A biology youth t-shirt for anyone who needs a weekend after their weekend.
A tired fish, a tie, and a briefcase: even leaving the water could not get this commuter out of Monday. The cartoon nods to mudskippers, amphibious fish that use their pectoral fins to move on land. The office job is entirely fictional. The expression is painfully familiar.
Gildan 5000B in selected solid cotton colors, with a classic youth fit. Machine wash warm and tumble dry medium.
Perfect for: biology fans, teachers, students, and reluctant early risers. A playful gift for the coworker who understands Monday without an explanation.
Fit / Fabric / Construction
Fit / Fabric / Construction
- Youth fit
- 100% midweight US cotton that feels soft to the touch and is a great choice for any season
- Without side seams: Knit in one piece using tubular knit, it reduces fabric waste and makes the garment more attractive
- Ribbed knit collar without seam: Ribbed knit makes the collar highly elastic and helps retain its shape
- Shoulder tape: Twill tape covers the shoulder seams to stabilize the back of the garment and prevent stretching
Care Instructions
Care Instructions
- Machine wash - warm (max 40C or 105F)
- Tumble dry - low heat
- Iron, steam or dry - low heat
- Don't bleach or dry clean
Shipping / Returns
Shipping / Returns
- Free standard shipping in the United States.
- Made to order: please allow 3–5 business days for production.
- U.S. delivery: typically 7–10 business days after production.
- International delivery: typically 10–20 business days after production; customs processing may add time.
- Returns: request a return within 30 days of delivery for eligible unworn, unused items. Gift cards and personalized items are not returnable. Read our Return Policy.




