Badger Ordnance Works Youth Tee
Badger Ordnance Works Youth Tee
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You know 'bout da Badger Ordnance Works, eh? It's a real doozy of a place. Some folks call it Da Powder Plant, or just Badger, built in Sauk Prairie right der by Devil's Lake State Park, as part of a bazillion-dollar program to get da boys ready fer World War II, can ya believe it? The Army acquired a whopping 10,565 acres of land, dat had housed dozens of farms, schools and such, eh, and turned into da largest munitions plant in da whole world, don't cha know! Workers at da plant, mostly women, would continue to make munitions for three conflicts, and they did it all with a smile on der face, ya know? Even Crazylegs Hirsch, star running back for da University, once worked at da factory's fire department. Der now turnin' dat place into a conservation and education area now, a real nice place fer hikin' and bird watchin'.
Materials
Materials
• Retail fit dat runs true ta size
• Unisex sizing
• 100% airlume combed 'n ring-spun cotton (heather colors are 60/40 cotton/polyester)
• Light fabric
• Ribbed knit makes da collar highly elastic 'n helps retain da shape
• Side seams dat help hold da garment's shape longer
• Shoulder seam tapin' ta stabilize da heck outta
• Double needle sleeve 'n bottom hem gunna prevent dem rips
Dimensions
Dimensions
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Care Instructions
Care Instructions
• Machine wash dat baby on cold (max 30C or 90F)
• Non-chlorine only now
• Tumble dry: real nice 'n low heat
• Do not dry clean. Who even does dis?!
• And, fer Pete sakes, don't iron it
Sustainability
Sustainability
Da manufacture of dis tee, LAT Apparel;
• Factories use renewable energy from wind or solar
• Incentivize der supply chain ta switch ta renewable energy
• 90-99% of water used 'n dyeing is reused 'n da rest is fully treated
• Reduce da enviornmental impact of shipping by sourcing local resources
