Additional Details Color: Navy Gender: Women's Made In: USA Made Of: 100% Cotton Support your favorite team with this Community Go Human Beings! Women's Football T-Shirt.Care instructions: Machine wash cold with similar colors, delicate cycle. Tumble dry low. Remove promptly. Iron low. Related Categories:NBC, New Arrivals, T-Shirt Shop, Clothing, Community, Community

Most of our Men's Vintage t-shirts were created for and made at the time of a particular event or performance. They come in a variety of popular styles and sizes. Many of our vintage t-shirts are short-sleeved crew necks, always a comfortable favorite, but we have baseball, v-neck, long-sleeved, tank top, soccer and polo-style shirts, too. Some of these alternative styles come from very short production runs and are quite unique. Get yours while they're still available! Vintage apparel tends to be smaller in size (1 to 2 sizes smaller) than apparel produced today. Men's Vintage T-Shirt

The International Association of Black Professional Fire Fighters was formed in Hartford, CT in late 1970, specifically to address issues important to the growing national population of Black firefighters, including recruitment, service and safety concerns and local community perceptions. This rare t-shirt bears the IABPFF logo and motto, "Keep the Fire Burning for Justice," both of which are strong visual and verbal references to the social culture of the early '70s.

The International Association of Black Professional Fire Fighters was formed in Hartford, CT in late 1970, specifically to address issues important to the growing national population of Black firefighters, including recruitment, service and safety concerns and local community perceptions. This rare t-shirt bears the IABPFF logo and motto, "Keep the Fire Burning for Justice," both of which are strong visual and verbal references to the social culture of the early '70s.

The International Association of Black Professional Fire Fighters was formed in Hartford, CT in late 1970, specifically to address issues important to the growing national population of Black firefighters, including recruitment, service and safety concerns and local community perceptions. This rare t-shirt bears the IABPFF logo and motto, "Keep the Fire Burning for Justice," both of which are strong visual and verbal references to the social culture of the early '70s.