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THE REBELLIOUS STRIPES – 1767
The Sons of Liberty flag, also known as the “Nine Stripes,” is one of the earliest known symbols of colonial American resistance to British rule.
The stripes symbolized the colonies and were used during the Liberty Tree protests and other resistance events in Boston and beyond.
The Sons of Liberty were a symbol of colonial unity and resistance before more widely recognized flags like the Gadsden or Betsy Ross flags emerged.
Our Sons Of Liberty 1767 Shirts are crafted with the following details:
• Relaxed "Boyfriend" fit for women
• 60% Combed, Ring-Spun Cotton and 40% Polyester
• Ultra-comfortable and soft for all-day comfort
• Tagless, itch-free design
• Ribbed Collar that won't lose its shape
• Double Needle Stitching for Durability
• Machine Wash on Cold
• Tumble Dry on Low
• Designed in the United States
Details & Craftsmanship
Every detail has been carefully considered to bring you the perfect product.
Details & Craftsmanship
Every detail has been carefully considered to bring you the perfect product.
Details & Craftsmanship
Every detail has been carefully considered to bring you the perfect product.
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THE REBELLIOUS STRIPES – 1767
The Sons of Liberty flag, also known as the “Nine Stripes,” is one of the earliest known symbols of colonial American resistance to British rule.
The stripes symbolized the colonies and were used during the Liberty Tree protests and other resistance events in Boston and beyond.
The Sons of Liberty were a symbol of colonial unity and resistance before more widely recognized flags like the Gadsden or Betsy Ross flags emerged.
Our Sons Of Liberty 1767 Shirts are crafted with the following details:
• Relaxed "Boyfriend" fit for women
• 60% Combed, Ring-Spun Cotton and 40% Polyester
• Ultra-comfortable and soft for all-day comfort
• Tagless, itch-free design
• Ribbed Collar that won't lose its shape
• Double Needle Stitching for Durability
• Machine Wash on Cold
• Tumble Dry on Low
• Designed in the United States
