Women's t-shirts are made using the finest combed ringspun cotton to give you the softest, smoothest t-shirt around. A select few are a polyester-cotton blend which increases the t-shirts stretch and softness.These shirts are designed to be more tailored to the body to fit your curves! Women's shirts tend to have a smaller cut with shorter sleeves and neck to waist measurements. We suggest thinking a size up when ordering these tees. Be sure to check out our sizing chart to help assure that you'll get the perfect fit on the first try. For a more giving fit, try our Men's Small or Medium sizes. Should a tee not fit on the first try, we offer a quick and easy return policy (domestic orders only). Women's Retro T-Shirt

This t-shirt is officially licensed through one of our partners and is made of a 50% Cotton, 50% Polyester blend. It's a great shirt, but the tag will not say Wolfgang's Vault.

Life was looking up for Ronnie Van Zandt in 1977. He had a new baby daughter, Melody, and the mid-year addition of Steve Gaines to the Lynryd Skynyrd line-up marked the band's return to its trademark three-guitar sound. Punched up with enthusiasm, Skynyrd set out on yet another tour with Ronnie's goal to become the premier touring band within striking distance. On October 20, just days after the release of their newest album, 'Street Survivors,' the band's tour plane ran out of gas in mid-flight and plowed into a Mississippi swamp, killing Van Zandt, Gaines and Cassie Gaines, Steve's sister and a backup vocalist. Gone was the dream, the dynamism and the dad.

Life was looking up for Ronnie Van Zandt in 1977. He had a new baby daughter, Melody, and the mid-year addition of Steve Gaines to the Lynryd Skynyrd line-up marked the band's return to its trademark three-guitar sound. Punched up with enthusiasm, Skynyrd set out on yet another tour with Ronnie's goal to become the premier touring band within striking distance. On October 20, just days after the release of their newest album, 'Street Survivors,' the band's tour plane ran out of gas in mid-flight and plowed into a Mississippi swamp, killing Van Zandt, Gaines and Cassie Gaines, Steve's sister and a backup vocalist. Gone was the dream, the dynamism and the dad.

Life was looking up for Ronnie Van Zandt in 1977. He had a new baby daughter, Melody, and the mid-year addition of Steve Gaines to the Lynryd Skynyrd line-up marked the band's return to its trademark three-guitar sound. Punched up with enthusiasm, Skynyrd set out on yet another tour with Ronnie's goal to become the premier touring band within striking distance. On October 20, just days after the release of their newest album, 'Street Survivors,' the band's tour plane ran out of gas in mid-flight and plowed into a Mississippi swamp, killing Van Zandt, Gaines and Cassie Gaines, Steve's sister and a backup vocalist. Gone was the dream, the dynamism and the dad.