Description

This tee hits hard with a battle-worn Spartan helmet draped in the American flag, stars and stripes rendered across the visor like armor forged from freedom itself.

What it means: Molon labe is ancient Greek for come and take them. The historian Plutarch records it as the answer King Leonidas of Sparta gave in 480 BC, when the Persian king Xerxes demanded the Greeks at Thermopylae lay down their weapons. Today it is one of the best-known Second Amendment phrases in America.

Ring-spun cotton tee, unisex fit
Printed directly onto the garment, so the graphic holds up wash after wash
Sizes XS to 4XL. 9 colors: Black, Cardinal, Dark Grey, Forest, Military Green, Asphalt, Army, Olive, Pebble
Printed to order in the U.S. Most orders arrive in 3-8 business days

Fit and care: Unisex fit. Check the size guide against a shirt you already own, and size up if you want it relaxed. Wash inside out in cold water and tumble dry low to keep the print sharp.