Three Oaks Memorial Tee Shirt

Description

Did you Attend Three Oaks Fest? Get your new Tie-dye Tshirt that actually fits! 

What was just an idea for a class graduation party turned into the coolest music event in the county that summer, with 6 bands, Rock Star parking, Radio Play, 35 barrels of beer, hand stamps, a lightshow for the ages and chants of “Wa Wa Co” that dominated the day late into the night at the Joseph family’s Three Oaks Farm.  A high school rock band called Mainstream wanted to play for their friends and through sales of hundreds of tie-dye Tshirts, the biggest-ever high school grad party was created, a bang that is still echoing, decades later. The original Tshirt art was created by the lovely and talented Jane Napp, Billy Joseph’s girlfriend, for pre-event fundraising. This fundraiser is for the SP class of 1981 fund, reunions every 5 years and flowers for those who’ve passed.

This lively tie-dye tee brings a breeze of summer afternoons and carefree road trips to your everyday wardrobe. Washed in vibrant cerulean and cloud-white spirals, the soft 100% cotton fabric feels light against skin while the subtle hand-drawn tree-and-script graphic centers the design with a laid-back, artsy vibe. Wear it on slow mornings with worn denim, layered under an open flannel for bonfire nights, or tossed into a bag for spontaneous park hangs. The regular crewneck fit and tear-away label keep comfort front and center so you can move, laugh, and linger without fuss.

Product features
– 100% 5.4 oz cotton for breathable, year-round wear
– Regular fit with crewneck and short sleeves for casual comfort
– Soft rib-knit collar and back neck tape for durability
– Tear-away label to prevent irritation
– Hand-dyed tie-dye pattern with centered tree-style graphic

Care instructions
– Machine wash: cold (max 30C or 90F), gentle cycle
– Do not bleach
– Do not tumble dry
– Iron, steam or dry: low heat, do not iron on print
– Do not dryclean

– Machine wash: cold (max 30C or 90F), gentle cycle
– Do not bleach
– Do not tumble dry
– Iron, steam or dry: low heat, do not iron on print
– Do not dryclean