This uniquely designed men's tee features a playful nod to literature with a reference to Robert Frost's iconic poem. Made from a blend of wool, nylon, terylene, and acrylic, it combines comfort with a touch of edginess. The slightly sheer fabric adds an airy vibe, perfect for layering or standalone wear. Ideal for creative souls and those looking to make a statement while keeping it casual, this shirt embodies the spirit of adventure and self-expression.
From the brand: In 1915, Robert Frost and his friend Edward Thomas went for a walk and found a fork in the road. It was said that Edward took forever to decide which path to take and regretted his decision afterward, thinking he should've gone the other way. Robert wrote his poem, "The Road Not Taken", to make fun of Edward and sent it to him. Edward took it seriously and felt it was a sign to be more decisive. He enlisted in the army to fight in WWI and died. I bet Robert felt like a dick shortly after. But hey, his joke poem that killed his bestie entered the public domain and its opening lines made their way to this Tommy Tee, to represent one's urge to HO with hormonal imbalance often ending in only one of two ways.
35% wool, 15% nylon, 30% terylene, 20% Acrylic
DETAILS:
men's fit t-shirtÂ
a teensy bit sheer
