Black Excellence 2021 T-Shirts

$32.99 $24.99 Save $8.00
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  • 4.2 oz.(US) 7 oz.(CA), 100% airlume combed and ringspun cotton, 32 singles
  • Unisex sizing
  • Cover stitched collar and sleeves
  • Shoulder-to-shoulder taping
  • Retail fit, side seams
  • Tear-away label

Customer Reviews

Based on 5 reviews
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Carla G.
Great message & design, quality just ok

Tee came just in time for BHM, ordered a size up, XL, as I prefer an oversized look. The screen print/decal design quality is ok, hoping it doesn’t damage or fade after washing. Overall nice tee, even though ‘on sale’, 24.99 is still a bit high asking price in my opinion. However, still looking forward to wearing.

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Jones jamacia

Shirt is great customer service is trash. First and last time purchasing

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alethea rollins
Nice, but a little small

I like this t-shirt a lot. It was a little small. I wish I had ordered a Large instead of a medium. It was for my son and he is a medium, but thought this was too tight. I tried to stretch it out and he wore it. But, I am not sure how often he will wear it due to the sizing. I would purchase again, just would order a bigger size.

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isaac hayes

Continuing to Give the People what they need. Proudly Repping your gear.

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Paul Smith
History at it`s finest

Amazing how when I where the shirt Brothers and Sisters say they like it, but know the faces or the story o John Carlos and Tommy Smith and The Olympic Project or Human Rights; how they both took to the medal podium in black socks and no shoes representing Black Poverty as well as the Black Fist. Even the siver medalist from Austrailia supported them by wearing the OPHR badge on his jacket. So much history in one shirt.....

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Our business is a small group of young talented African-Americans that have come together as creatives to produce eye-catching and trendy tees that represents our historic black culture. We thank you for your Support.

- Tony Smith
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of Historically Black Apparel

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Meet Tony

I started Historically Black Apparel Febraury 2020 for Black History Month. Since the launch the support has been amazing. Technically more than we can handle, but we understand our mission is the flood neighborhoods with apparel that celebrates black culture. Thank you for your business and your patience as we make everything to the order in our Atlanta,GA warehouse.

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Since we are a print on demand business and print every shirt to the order many times several of the items are ready to ship and one item may be holding the order from shipping. If you ordered multiple items and its been over 10 business days please email our staff.

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Customer Reviews

Based on 5 reviews
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Carla G.
Great message & design, quality just ok

Tee came just in time for BHM, ordered a size up, XL, as I prefer an oversized look. The screen print/decal design quality is ok, hoping it doesn’t damage or fade after washing. Overall nice tee, even though ‘on sale’, 24.99 is still a bit high asking price in my opinion. However, still looking forward to wearing.

J
Jones jamacia

Shirt is great customer service is trash. First and last time purchasing

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alethea rollins
Nice, but a little small

I like this t-shirt a lot. It was a little small. I wish I had ordered a Large instead of a medium. It was for my son and he is a medium, but thought this was too tight. I tried to stretch it out and he wore it. But, I am not sure how often he will wear it due to the sizing. I would purchase again, just would order a bigger size.

i
isaac hayes

Continuing to Give the People what they need. Proudly Repping your gear.

P
Paul Smith
History at it`s finest

Amazing how when I where the shirt Brothers and Sisters say they like it, but know the faces or the story o John Carlos and Tommy Smith and The Olympic Project or Human Rights; how they both took to the medal podium in black socks and no shoes representing Black Poverty as well as the Black Fist. Even the siver medalist from Austrailia supported them by wearing the OPHR badge on his jacket. So much history in one shirt.....