“I Could Be Meaner But Jesus Said No” Printed Casual T-Shirt
“I Could Be Meaner But Jesus Said No” Printed Casual T-Shirt
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DESCRIPTION
Fall in love with our whimsical frog coffee graphic raglan tee — where cozy casual style meets lighthearted Christian humor! This short sleeve top stands out with intricate faux floral embroidery detailing along the neckline, sleeves, and surrounding our sassy frog illustration.
🐸 Unique Design Details
Standout frog artwork: Cool frog holding a golden coffee mug, framed by daisies, wildflowers & green foliage
Iconic funny faith slogan: i could be meaner but Jesus said no stitched-style letter print
Delicate vintage floral embroidery trim on crew neck + raglan sleeve cuffs for elevated cottagecore aesthetic
🎁 Perfect Gift Choice
A hilarious thoughtful present for women who love frogs, coffee, Christian faith, cottagecore & vintage boho style. Great for birthdays, Mother’s Day, church group gifts, holiday stocking stuffers, or just a little self-love treat for yourself!
SPECIFICATIONS
- Material: Colored cotton
- Design: Printed
- Sleeve length: Short sleeve
- Size:
PACKAGE INCLUDES
- 1 x “I Could Be Meaner But Jesus Said No” Printed Casual T-Shirt
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