Ben Franklin “Still Shockin’ the System” T-Shirt

Ben Franklin “Still Shockin’ the System” T-Shirt Some founders signed papers. Ben Franklin grabbed a kite, chased lightning, and made history look dangerous. This bold graphic tee features Benjamin Franklin in a gritty, electric, streetwear-inspired design with the phrase “Still Shockin’ the System Since 1776.” Packed with lightning, vintage Americana energy, and rebellious revolutionary attitude, this shirt is made for anyone who likes their patriotism with a little extra voltage. Printed on the Gildan Softstyle 64000, this tee has a lightweight, soft feel with a modern classic fit that works great for everyday wear. It is comfortable enough for cookouts, concerts, fireworks, patriotic events, and casual wear, but loud enough to let people know you are not showing up in a boring flag shirt. Product Features Printed on Gildan Softstyle 64000 Soft ring-spun cotton feel Lightweight everyday comfort Modern classic fit High-impact full-front graphic Features Benjamin Franklin with lightning-inspired artwork Patriotic red, white, blue, gold, and electric blue design Great for Fourth of July, America 250, patriotic events, concerts, and casual wear Printed by Pataskala Customs Fit Note The Gildan Softstyle 64000 has a modern classic fit. It is softer and slightly more fitted than a standard heavy cotton tee. For a looser fit, size up. Adult Size Chart Measurements are approximate and based on the garment laid flat. Width is measured across the chest from armpit to armpit. Length is measured from the highest point of the shoulder to the bottom hem. Size Width Length Sleeve Length S 18" 28" 15.63" M 20" 29" 17" L 22" 30" 18.50" XL 24" 31" 20" 2XL 26" 32" 21.50" 3XL 28" 33" 22.88" 4XL 30" 34" 24.25" Care Instructions Machine wash cold with like colors Turn garment inside out before washing Use mild detergent Do not bleach Tumble dry low or hang dry for best results Do not iron directly over decoration Why You’ll Love It This shirt brings founding-father history, electric artwork, and modern streetwear attitude together in one bold design. It is patriotic, loud, and just chaotic enough to make Ben Franklin proud.