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MLB Men's '47 Basic Scrum Tee
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MLB Men's '47 Basic Scrum Tee

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The Men's Basic Scrum Tee is a classic '47 style and favorite of sports fans everywhere. Whether you're at the big game or out on the town, these stylish and comfortable t-shirts will show off your great style and support for your team. Super soft, lightweight 100% ring spun combed cotton fabric feels ultra comfortable. The front shows detailed team logos in high-quality vintage distressed screen print graphics, with deep vibrant colors that make the centerpiece of each shirt really 'pop' with dimension and color. The garment wash process gives each t-shirt a vintage, relaxed look & feel, without losing any of the brightness or color in the logos. '47 provides the quality all true fans desire in their gear. '47’s present-day success comes from never forgetting their roots. In 1947, twin brothers and Italian immigrants, Arthur and Henry D'Angelo founded their company Twins Enterprises in Boston, MA. The D'Angelo's sold pennants and other sports memorabilia on the streets around Fenway Park, and were able to grow their business from a single street cart to a premier sports lifestyle brand that uniquely melds sport and style. Now known as '47, they produce a unique mix of the finest headwear and apparel with an unparalleled attention to detail, which has helped established them as a premium global sportswear brand, well-known by fans the world over. '47 is proud to be an Officially Licensed partner with the key professional American sports leagues -- MLB, NFL, NBA, NHL, and MLS -- as well as over 650 NCAA colleges & universities.

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