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A list of some of the finest varieties and blends of tea. We love them all. Featuring everything from Earl Grey to English Breakfast and from rooibos to oolong.
This design has been tagged: Food, Great Britain, Slogan, Tea

I Love Tea: List Of Teas Black and Steel Layered Men's T-Shirt. A list of some of the finest varieties and blends of tea. We love them all. Featuring everything from Earl Grey to English Breakfast and from rooibos to oolong.

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About RedMolotov.com's Black and Steel Layered Men's T-Shirts.
Our black and steel layered t-shirts are high-quality heavyweight (165g/mē) and consist of a short sleeved olive t-shirt with contrasting sand coloured integrated long under-sleeve. 100% combed cotton with contrast inner neck binding. Twin needle stitching throughout.
Small:
Chest 36"
Medium:
Chest 38"-40"
Large:
Chest 42"
Extra Large:
Chest 44"-46"
XXL:
Chest 46"-48"
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