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WYWH 50 Have a Cigar T-Shirt (Choice of Blank)

Pink Floyd Wish You Were Here 50th Anniversary Have a Cigar T-Shirt. Choice of Standard or Premium Blank.
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Standard Blank:
Screen printed in the US on Cotton Heritage premium short sleeve t-shirt. 5.5 oz., 100% combed ring-spun cotton, soft-washed.

Premium Blank:
Screen printed in the US on Everybody.World classic crewneck t-shirt. 6.5 oz., 100% Reclaimed Waste Cotton. No side seams for a totally tubular body. Everybody.World uses an ethical supply chain entirely within North America.
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Fifty years later, Wish You Were Here lives on. Commemorate the milestone with the WYWH 50 Collection Have a Cigar T-Shirt with a graphic of the album's robot hands holding a cigar on the back.

This Anniversary Collection features exclusive designs inspired by the album’s unforgettable music and imagery, exploring themes of absence, isolation, and the music industry’s pitfalls. A homage to a record that continues to resonate five decades later. 

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Pink Floyd Wish You Were Here 50th Anniversary Have a Cigar T-Shirt. Choice of Standard or Premium Blank.
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Standard Blank:
Screen printed in the US on Cotton Heritage premium short sleeve t-shirt. 5.5 oz., 100% combed ring-spun cotton, soft-washed.

Premium Blank:
Screen printed in the US on Everybody.World classic crewneck t-shirt. 6.5 oz., 100% Reclaimed Waste Cotton. No side seams for a totally tubular body. Everybody.World uses an ethical supply chain entirely within North America.
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Fifty years later, Wish You Were Here lives on. Commemorate the milestone with the WYWH 50 Collection Have a Cigar T-Shirt with a graphic of the album's robot hands holding a cigar on the back.

This Anniversary Collection features exclusive designs inspired by the album’s unforgettable music and imagery, exploring themes of absence, isolation, and the music industry’s pitfalls. A homage to a record that continues to resonate five decades later.