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We Want Beer Sleeve - Navy
Regular price $5.00
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In 1932 with Prohibition in full swing, Jimmy Walker (New York City's Mayor) was a flamboyant showman but prohibition was making life difficult for New Yorkers. He organized the Beer for Taxation March which quickly turned into the We Want Beer parade after thousands turned out for an all day event. Starting down Fifth Avenue from 80th St. in Manhattan, the marchers went west on 59th St. and back north on Central Park West parading into the night.
“Interestingly, at noon, the marchers paused for a minute of silence in honor of Charles Lindbergh Jr., whose body was found dead in woods in New Jersey two days earlier.”
It started as a fairly small protest, but quickly swelled to an estimated 100,000 marchers (and some accounts put that number closer to 150,000). One of the slogans they chanted was “Beer for Prosperity” and they also chanted the call and response “Who wants beer?” followed by “We Do!”
Prohibition soon ended in 1933.
Koozie is double sided with the same print!
The Tee Party - Women's Monthly Subscription
Sale price $25.00
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TIME LEFT TO ORDER MARCH SHIRT OF THE MONTH
PLEASE NOTE: Our Women's Tees come in 2 styles. Please know which style you need before signing up. We can change sizes but once you get a month's tee we cannot swap out sizes.
Our Tee Party Subscription is an exclusive monthly shirt subscription with awesome benefits available to members only.
- EXCLUSIVE Newly Designed Tee Every Month! No shipping charges!
- Free Exclusive Accessories that change monthly! (Decals, Magnets, Pins, etc.)
- Free Shipping on ALL regular orders.
- Customized portal to manage your subscription.
- MINIMUM 4 month subscription (Month to Month after first 4. Cancel anytime after) $25 Cancellation fee if canceled within the first 4 months.
- No signup fees -- JUST $25 PER MONTH!
Billed initially when you sign up for the coming month, then billed every month after that on the 1st. (Example: You order June 9th. You will receive July's shirt of the month for the first month, and then each month after you will receive a shirt.)
We bill on the 1st of each month after your initial sign up, and ship out all shirts on the 15th of that month you were billed. $25 cancellation fee if canceled within the required first 4 months. MOST Discounts do not apply to this product. Gift cards cannot be used to purchase this item either.
No Returns or Exchanges are allowed on this item.
We will be releasing these tees to the public at least 6 months after it's released to the Tee Party. On the public release it will not have the custom one-off neck tags, it won't include any swag, and the price of the shirt will be $29.50 +shipping when it is re-released.
So make sure to sign up so you get the shirts on the first release and for a huge discounted rate, plus all the extra gear that comes in the monthly packages.
Our shirt of the month tees are the same high quality/soft polyblend shirts we currently use which run a little small and are athletic fit so if you are in-between sizes or are unsure, please order up one size.
60% Combed Cotton 40% Poly Athletic Fit
We Want Beer Canvas
Sale price $52.99
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In 1932 with Prohibition in full swing, Jimmy Walker (New York City's Mayor) was a flamboyant showman but prohibition was making life difficult for New Yorkers. He organized the Beer for Taxation March which quickly turned into the We Want Beer parade after thousands turned out for an all day event. Starting down Fifth Avenue from 80th St. in Manhattan, the marchers went west on 59th St. and back north on Central Park West parading into the night.
“Interestingly, at noon, the marchers paused for a minute of silence in honor of Charles Lindbergh Jr., whose body was found dead in woods in New Jersey two days earlier.”
It started as a fairly small protest, but quickly swelled to an estimated 100,000 marchers (and some accounts put that number closer to 150,000). One of the slogans they chanted was “Beer for Prosperity” and they also chanted the call and response “Who wants beer?” followed by “We Do!”
Prohibition soon ended in 1933.
• Fade-resistant
• 20.5 mil thick poly-cotton blend canvas
• Hand-stretched over solid wood stretcher bars
• Matte finish coating
We Want Beer - Red
Sale price $29.50
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In 1932 with Prohibition in full swing, Jimmy Walker (New York City's Mayor) was a flamboyant showman but prohibition was making life difficult for New Yorkers. He organized the Beer for Taxation March which quickly turned into the We Want Beer parade after thousands turned out for an all day event. Starting down Fifth Avenue from 80th St. in Manhattan, the marchers went west on 59th St. and back north on Central Park West parading into the night.
“Interestingly, at noon, the marchers paused for a minute of silence in honor of Charles Lindbergh Jr., whose body was found dead in woods in New Jersey two days earlier.”
It started as a fairly small protest, but quickly swelled to an estimated 100,000 marchers (and some accounts put that number closer to 150,000). One of the slogans they chanted was “Beer for Prosperity” and they also chanted the call and response “Who wants beer?” followed by “We Do!”
Prohibition soon ended in 1933.
Shirt is Vintage Red!
Our shirts run a little small and are athletic fit so if you are in between sizes or are unsure, please order up one size.
Ultra Soft Tri-Blend (50% Polyester / 25% Cotton / 25% Rayon) construction.
***This shirt is thinner and lighter than our normal shirts because of the Tri-Blend vintage construction. Please be aware it's a little more slim-fitting than a regular t-shirt -- you may have to order up one size.
We Want Beer - Royal Blue
Sale price $29.50
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In 1932 with Prohibition in full swing, Jimmy Walker (New York City's Mayor) was a flamboyant showman but prohibition was making life difficult for New Yorkers. He organized the Beer for Taxation March which quickly turned into the We Want Beer parade after thousands turned out for an all day event. Starting down Fifth Avenue from 80th St. in Manhattan, the marchers went west on 59th St. and back north on Central Park West parading into the night.
“Interestingly, at noon, the marchers paused for a minute of silence in honor of Charles Lindbergh Jr., whose body was found dead in woods in New Jersey two days earlier.”
It started as a fairly small protest, but quickly swelled to an estimated 100,000 marchers (and some accounts put that number closer to 150,000). One of the slogans they chanted was “Beer for Prosperity” and they also chanted the call and response “Who wants beer?” followed by “We Do!”
Prohibition soon ended in 1933.
Shirt is Vintage Royal Blue!
Our shirts run a little small and are athletic fit so if you are in between sizes or are unsure, please order up one size.
Ultra Soft Tri-Blend (50% Polyester / 25% Cotton / 25% Rayon) construction.
***This shirt is thinner and lighter than our normal shirts because of the Tri-Blend vintage construction. Please be aware it's a little more slim-fitting than a regular t-shirt -- you may have to order up one size.
We Want Beer - White
Sale price $29.50
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In 1932 with Prohibition in full swing, Jimmy Walker (New York City's Mayor) was a flamboyant showman but prohibition was making life difficult for New Yorkers. He organized the Beer for Taxation March which quickly turned into the We Want Beer parade after thousands turned out for an all day event. Starting down Fifth Avenue from 80th St. in Manhattan, the marchers went west on 59th St. and back north on Central Park West parading into the night.
“Interestingly, at noon, the marchers paused for a minute of silence in honor of Charles Lindbergh Jr., whose body was found dead in woods in New Jersey two days earlier.”
It started as a fairly small protest, but quickly swelled to an estimated 100,000 marchers (and some accounts put that number closer to 150,000). One of the slogans they chanted was “Beer for Prosperity” and they also chanted the call and response “Who wants beer?” followed by “We Do!”
Prohibition soon ended in 1933.
Shirt is Vintage Heather White!
Our shirts run a little small and are athletic fit so if you are in between sizes or are unsure, please order up one size.
Ultra Soft Tri-Blend (50% Polyester / 25% Cotton / 25% Rayon) construction.
***This shirt is thinner and lighter than our normal shirts because of the Tri-Blend vintage construction. Please be aware it's a little more slim-fitting than a regular t-shirt -- you may have to order up one size.
