Prisoner of Bikes shirt - *PRE-ORDER (CLOSED)*

Prisoner of Bikes shirt - PRE-ORDER (CLOSED)

Prisoner of Bikes shirt:

Bella + Canvas Jersey T-shirt.
Sizing runs on the smaller size, if you are on the fence, size up.

Sizes S-XXL
4.2 oz. poly/cotton blend, super soft comfortable fabric.

Choose between two colors:

Stone - or - Aqua

Free local delivery in Portland.
Add $5 to have mailed outside of Portland.

$2 from every shirt ordered will be donated to The Trevor Project

More info on The Trevor Project here: https://www.thetrevorproject.org/

This is a Pre-sale.

Pre-sale ends 5/29/20.
Shirts will be delivered/mailed mid-June.

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To order, follow the link below and include:

Payment amount ($22 or $27 if mailed).
Choose 'Friends & Family' to avoid additional fees for me.
Be sure to include in the notes:

First and last name
email address
Shirt color
Shirt size
Mailing/delivery address

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