Newtown graphic Long Sleeve-shirt cover bridge retail fit

retail fit

Hicks lived in Newtown for almost 40 years and his work has been an essential part of American folk Art and history*

- Two patch pockets with antique brass metal rivets

Both of the our Doylestown designs reflect on the poetic simplicity and promising optimism found in Hammerstein’s work

The white oak leaves reference the white oak tree that marked the first meeting between William Penn (founder of Pennsylvania) and the Lenape Native Americans in 1682 to negotiate the first land-purchase in Pennsylvania currently known as Graystones Forest or Graystones

Newtown graphic Long Sleeve-shirt cover bridge retail fitSuper soft premium Long Sleeve shirt 52% Airlume combed and ringspun cotton, 48% polyester Pre shrunk, sueded fabric Unisex sizing Designed in house (Morrisville) and printed in Philadelphia, PA Made in the USA This t shirt has a semi fitted fit. For a standard fit, we recommend sizing up. This design is inspired by the work of Edward Hicks (1780 1849), was a leading American folk artist. Hicks lived in Newtown for almost 40 years and his work has