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What's My Name? — Unisex DryBlend® T-Shirt
$19.99
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Fair Pricing Policy
We price all of our tees the same—no matter the size—because everyone deserves access to great style without paying more. Larger sizes require only a small difference in materials, and we believe that cost shouldn’t be passed on to the customer. By keeping one consistent price across all sizes, we’re promoting fairness, transparency, and inclusivity in every purchase.
Call it what you want — just don’t call it small.
The What's My Name? tee is a bold tribute to the many legendary nicknames of the largemouth bass — bucketmouth, green trout, hawg, donkey, and everything in between. No matter what you call it, one thing’s for sure: when it hits your line, the adrenaline speaks for itself. This shirt is made for anglers who know the names, know the fight, and live for that moment of chaos at the end of the cast.
Equal parts humor, pride, and pure fishing culture, this tee is a conversation starter at the dock and a badge of honor on the water. If you’ve ever argued what the “right” name is for a bass… this one’s for you.
Crafted from our soft, breathable DryBlend® fabric, it wicks moisture to keep you cool during hot days on the lake and long afternoons telling fish stories. The medium-weight construction offers a relaxed, easy fit, while the ribbed collar and taped seams help it hold its shape trip after trip.
Product Details:
- Unisex fit
- 50% cotton / 50% polyester blend (heathers 65/35) for softness and durability
- DryBlend® moisture-wicking fabric for breathable comfort and crisp print clarity
- Medium-weight 5.5 oz fabric that stays comfortable while keeping its shape
- Ribbed 1x1 collar with taped neck and shoulders for long-lasting structure
- Tear-away tag for itch-free wear
Care Instructions:
- Machine wash cold (max 30°C or 90°F)
- Do not bleach
- Tumble dry low
- Do not iron
- Do not dry clean
A must-have tee for anglers who know one fish goes by many names — and every one of them means a good day on the water.