This aint my first rodeo - Plain Front - Unisex Oversized T Shirt

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How its made

Chasing Dreams

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SMALL JOYS

£30.00

This aint my first rodeo - Plain Front - Unisex Oversized T Shirt

Centimeters

Chest: Measure all round your chest just below your armpits.

Waist: Measure round your waistline, where your trousers would button up.

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Garment Chest: From underarm to underarm seam, across the chest. Please note this is a garment measurement.

Garment Length: From side of neckline to garment hem. Please note this is a garment measurement.

This product is oversized, if you fall between the sizes go for the smaller of the two.

Certified organic cotton t-shirt made with mid-weight 230 gsm fabric. Oversized fit with dropped shoulders. Wash cool, hang dry. GM-free. Not tested on animals. Does not contain animal-derived products. Material made in a renewable energy-powered factory, audited for a wide range of social and sustainability criteria. Made to be remade - scan the QR code in the care label to send it back when worn out.

Colour Slate Grey Black

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The Islander is a reminder to always go for it. Trust your instincts, follow you passions and create a life filled with the things that make you happy.

The Islander is a brand built on meaningful relationships. Celebrating female founders, creative partnerships and the people who make the Islander what it is.

Because everyday moments deserve a little magic. The Islander encourages you to wer colour, choose the bold print, and surround yourself with things that make you smile.

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All of my items start with me, either finding fabrics, designing the shapes and sizing or hand designing prints.

All my pieces are inspired by my travels and love of fun colours and prints. They’re then brought to life by talented makers in the UK and across the world.

Some pieces are made on the Isle of Wight and across the UK, others in Sri Lanka, and my bags are mostly handcrafted by a small family-run workshop in India.