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Yes I'm a Nurse, But I Don't Want to Look at It Long Sleeve Shirt

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SKU: 3561503_49817
Yes I'm a nurse, but I don't want to look at it. A 1950s nurse in a crisp white uniform and cap, clipboard in hand and the other hand on...

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Color: Black
Size: XS
Yes I'm a Nurse, But I Don't Want to Look at It long sleeve shirt in black, front view
$34.99 USD
Black / XS
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Yes I'm a nurse, but I don't want to look at it. A 1950s nurse in a crisp white uniform and cap, clipboard in hand and the other hand on her hip, gives the look every nurse knows, framed in red with the line arched above and below. For the nurse who has heard "can you just take a quick look at this?" one too many times: a funny gift for RNs, LPNs, nursing students and anyone who is off the clock.

The Yes I'm a Nurse, But I Don't Want to Look at It Long Sleeve Shirt is a heavyweight garment-dyed long sleeve tee with a worn-in look and a structured feel that holds up season after season. The garment-dyed finish gives each piece subtle variations in color, while the relaxed fit makes it easy to layer or wear on its own, in black, washed black, washed navy, washed pine or vintage white, sizes XS–3XL.

• 100% ring-spun cotton
• Fabric weight: 6.5 oz/yd² (220 g/m²)
• Relaxed fit
• Semi-dropped shoulders
• Side-seamed construction
• Double-needle topstitched neck
• Soft garment-dyed finish with natural shade variation

As a result of the dye process, each product is unique and shade differences are natural and expected.

Product specifications table
Specification name Specification Value
Color pattern Black, Navy, Green, White
Fabric Cotton
Neckline Crew
Sleeve length type Long

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