Ragstock Tie Dye T-Shirt

• Vintage inspired tie dye t-shirt available in 50 different colorful designs High quality 100% cotton t-shirt for optimal dye absorption, resulting in the brightest most vibrant tie dye shirts. Rib knit crewneck, Taped neck and shoulders, Double-needle sleeves and hem. High quality shirt holds up to numerous washings. Available in adult sizes Small, Medium, Large, and X-Large Save on shipping when you order multiple te dye shirts or any other Ragstock items on desertcart. Ships from Minneapolis, MN..

Our tie dye shirts are made from 100% cotton for a soft, breathable shirt that dyes well, leading to the brightest most vibrant tie dye patterns possible! Due to the nature of tie dye, colors may vary. MATERIALS 100% Cotton Machine washable TIE DYE SHIRT COLORS AVAILABLE: Multicolor Burst Tie Dye Shirt Fluorescent Swirl Tie Dye T-Shirt Purple Spiral Tie Dye Shirt Pink Spiral Tie Dye T-Shirt Classic Rainbow Tie Dye Shirt Pastel Rainbow Tie Dye T-Shirt Lime Green Tie Dye Shirt Rainbow Pattern Tie Dye T-Shirt Neon Rainbow Tie Dye Shirt Maroon Tie Dye T-Shirt Teal Tie Dye Shirt Black Tie Dye T-Shirt Fuchsia Tie Dye Shirt Black and Blue Tie Dye T-Shirt Red White Blue Tie Dye Shirt Gold Tie Dye T-Shirt Spring Swirl Tie Dye Shirt Rasta Swirl Tie Dye T-Shirt Black Neon Tie Dye Shirt Yellow Tie Dye T-Shirt Watermelon Swirl Tie Dye Shirt Blue Burst Tie Dye T-Shirt Dark Rainbow Swirl Tie Dye Shirt Red Blue Spiral Tie Dye T-Shirt Dark Green Tie Dye Shirt Purple Tie Dye T-Shirt Silver Tie Dye Shirt Red Tie Dye T-Shirt Blue Tie Dye Shirt Plum Tie Dye T-Shirt Fire Swirl Tie Dye Shirt Blaze Swirl Tie Dye T-Shirt Kelly Green Tie Dye Shirt Yellow Orange Tie Dye T-Shirt Camoue Tie Dye Shirt Ocean Swirl Tie Dye T-Shirt Navy Tie Dye Shirt Lavender Burst Tie Dye T-Shirt Neon Pink Blue Tie Dye Shirt Mardi Gras Swirl Tie Dye T-Shirt Rainbow Swirl Tie Dye Shirt Royal Blue Tie Dye T-Shirt Rainbow Burst Tie Dye Shirt " Most people think of tie dye shirts as having originated in the hippie culture of the 1960s. But actually scientists have found fabric dyed using tie dye-like techniques dating back to 1000 BC ancient Egypt. Tie dye was popular as a luxury good in Silk Road era China, where it was known 'zha ran' and 'jiao xie'.