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Introducing our ‘Votes for Women’ charity t-shirt inspired by one of the most iconic images to emerge from The Suffragette movement.
This loose fit unisex t-shirt is screen printed with an illustration of Annie Kenney and Christabel Pankhurst who were dedicated campaigners for women’s suffrage and key figures in the Women’s Social and Political Union organisation.
10% from the sale of each t-shirt will donated to The Fawcett Society. Since 1866, when Millicent Fawcett and other campaigners handed over their petition for women’s suffrage to Parliament, Fawcett have campaigned and researched tirelessly to make changes to women’s lives. Today Fawcett is the UK’s leading charity campaigning for gender equality and women’s rights.
This hand drawn design has been screen printed in the South West of England, onto a soft white t-shirt which is made from 100% premium cotton. The relaxed fit top is a comfy, yet stylish item of clothing.
Model wears a size small and sleeves have been rolled back to style.
Made from:
100% premium cotton.
Machine washable at 30 degrees. Do not tumble dry. Do not iron printed area.
Size:
It is recommended to size up or down depending on how fitted you would like the t-shirt.
Please allow for shrinkage the first time you wash the t-shirt.
Small: 45.7m across chest, 69.5cm body length (UK 8-10)
Medium: 50.8cm across chest, 72cm body length (UK 12-14)
Large: 55.9cm across chest, 74.3cm body length (UK 16-18)
XL: 61cm across chest, 79cm body length (UK 18-20)
2XL: 66cm across chest, 81cm body length (UK 20-22)
Manufacturing:
Our clothing is produced by WRAP accredited factories. WRAP (Worldwide Responsible Accredited Production) is a globally recognized, independent 3rd party certifying body whose mission is to promote ethical, humane and lawful conditions and practices in all manufacturing facilities. The factories also follow internationally recognized guided principles such as the International Labour Organization (ILO) conventions and the Fair Labor Association (FLA) to protect worker rights and include working conditions.
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