Kids Cornhole T Shirt Boss Of The Toss Shirt Corn Hole Toss Game Cornhole Board Funny Gift Tee Boy's Girl's TShirt Soft Graphic Tee
Let everyone know who loves cornhole in this cornhole shirt. This shirt reads 'Boss of the Toss' and features a retro sunset and cornhole board. We know people take their backyard cornhole games pretty seriously. The design features a cornhole bag and modern fonts. Includes a drawstring cotton gift bag.
Direct to garment printed using the latest technology. Soft, ring spun cotton.
Youth & Toddler & Baby Shirt Sizing RUNS LARGE!! Please check the measurements below Size Information: 6 Mo.: 10.5" Wide, 13.25" Long 12 Mo.: 11.5" Wide, 14" Long 18 Mo.: 12" Wide, 14.75" Long 2T: 12.25” Wide, 16” Long 3T: 12.75” Wide, 17” Long 4T: 13.25” Wide, 18” Long XS: 14" Wide, 19" Long (4-5) S: 16" Wide, 20" Long (6-8) M: 17" Wide, 22" Long (10-12) L: 18" Wide, 24" Long (14-16) XL: 19" Wide, 26" Long (18-20)
Unisex Size Chart
Size
Length
Width
Small
28 Inches
18 Inches
Medium
29 Inches
20 Inches
Large
30 Inches
22 Inches
X-Large
31 Inches
24 Inches
2XL
32 Inches
26 Inches
3XL
33 Inches
28 Inches
Our unisex tee is super soft combed ring spun cotton. It is preshrunk, but expect this to shrink after 4-5 washes and dries on high heat.
Women's Size Chart
Our 4.3 oz. standard women's t-shirt runs a little small. This is a very fitted tee that some women may find too snug. Please check sizing below.
Size
Length
Width
Small
25.5 Inches
17.25 Inches
Medium
26 Inches
19.25 Inches
Large
27 Inches
21.25 Inches
X-Large
28 Inches
23.25 Inches
2XL
28.5 Inches
25.25 Inches
3XL
29 Inches
27.25 Inches
Raglan Size Chart
Our 5.1 oz. Raglan baseball style tee is super soft ringspun cotton. This tee features a scalloped hemline and contrasting sleeve.
Size
Length
Width
Small
29 Inches
20.5 Inches
Medium
30 Inches
22 Inches
Large
31 Inches
23.5 Inches
X-Large
32 Inches
25.5 Inches
2XL
33 Inches
27.5 Inches
Hoodie Size Chart
Our lightweight hoodie is perfect for any season. It features metal grommets and 7.8 oz fleece blend.
