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Compromise For What - Eartha Kitt -Crewneck Sweatshirt

Compromise For What - Eartha Kitt -Crewneck Sweatshirt

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The incomparable Eartha Kitt asks and answers a question for the ages. Taken from a 1982 interview with Christian Blackwood, Eartha asks, "When you fall in love, what is there to compromise about?"

This design is all about standing your ground and knowing your worth. It’s for the folks who love hard live loud and refuse to shrink themselves for anyone. No need to explain yourself or settle when you’re rocking this one.

Materials

  • 50% cotton and 50% polyester
  • 100% ethically grown US cotton

Care Tips

  • Washing: Machine wash at a low heat setting. Always wash inside-out with similar colors to prevent fading.
  • Bleaching: Avoid using bleach; if necessary, opt for non-chlorine bleach only.
  • Fabric Softeners: Do not use fabric softeners, as they can affect the print quality and fabric feel.
  • Drying: Tumble dry on a low cycle or hang-dry for longer life.
  • Ironing: If needed, cool iron inside-out. Avoid ironing directly on prints to preserve their quality.
  • Dry Cleaning: Do not dry clean.

With proper care, your garment will remain crispy and unfaded for years!

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