Bill of Lading T-Shirt
Bill of Lading T-Shirt
Bills of lading in the 1800s began with the word “Shipped”. This one is filled in for the wearer: shipped by Galley & Gunpowder on board the good ship Loose Cannon, master: you, bound wherever the wind blows. Navy and signal red on ivory.
From the log: A bill of lading was the receipt a ship’s master signed for cargo taken aboard. Printers kept the forms in stock, with a ship cut at the top and blanks for a clerk to fill in by hand.
- Comfort Colors 1717 heavyweight tee: 100% cotton, garment-dyed for a soft, broken-in feel
- Relaxed unisex fit; see the size guide
- Front print, 8.9 x 14.0 in
- Printed from the 1800s to today: the ship and its “Shipped,” are a single cut, No. 113 in the Baltimore Type Foundry’s specimen of 1832, made for printing shipping papers. The pointing hand is No. 4089 from the Boston Type Foundry’s book of 1889.
Size & fit
Printed on the Comfort Colors 1717, a heavyweight 100% cotton tee dyed after it’s sewn. The fit is relaxed and slightly boxy. Like a closer fit? Take one size down.
Sizes S to XL are $34. Bigger sizes take more shirt: 2XL is $36, 3XL is $38 and 4XL is $40.
Printing & shipping
Printed from the 1800s to today. Ships with tracking within 2 to 5 business days; US delivery takes 3 to 4 business days after that. Shipping is a flat $4.95 per order, however many shirts you buy.
For now we ship to addresses in the United States only.
Returns
If your shirt arrives damaged or misprinted, or it isn’t what you ordered, email us within 30 days with your order number and a photo and we’ll put it right at no cost. We can’t take returns for size or a change of mind.
Care
Wash inside out in cold water, and hang to dry or tumble dry on low. Don’t iron over the print.