All Smiles mental health shirt in black, smiley inside Sadboy Club blackletter
All Smiles black heavyweight cotton shirt, smiley front print

All Smiles | Mental Health Shirt

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  • 10% of this order goes to the Christopher Barkley Foundation
  • 7.5 oz heavyweight cotton, printed by hand in Dallas

Everybody buys the smile. That is the problem with being good at it.

All Smiles puts the face you wear out in the open, Sadboy Club blackletter wrapped around a smiley that is not fooling anyone who has actually looked.

Heavyweight black cotton. Sizes S to 3XL.

10% of every order goes to the Christopher Barkley Foundation.

The blank. 7.5 oz heavyweight cotton, 245 to 255 GSM, 16 singles. Knit and sewn in the USA.

The fit. Boxy, cut the way tees were cut in the nineties. Slightly oversized through the chest and body with a soft drop shoulder. Take your usual size for a relaxed fit. Size down if you want it closer to the body.

The build. Ribbed collar with Lycra so it keeps its shape instead of going wavy. Shoulder to shoulder neck tape and a double needle stitched neck. One inch double needle hems at the sleeve and bottom. Quarter turned, so there is no crease running down the middle of the print.

Colors that run different. Heather grey is 90% cotton and 10% polyester. Charcoal grey is 50/50. Everything else is 100% cotton.

Care. Machine wash cold, inside out, tumble dry low. The print holds up longer that way.

Every piece is made here, so allow 3 to 5 business days for processing. Standard US shipping runs another 1 to 4 business days. Tracking comes to your email the moment it leaves the studio.

Returns are open for 14 days from delivery on unworn, undamaged pieces. Email hello@sadboythebrand.com and we will take care of it.

Sadboy was built after we lost Christopher Barkley in January 2022. Brilliant, driven, deeply loved, and like so many men, carrying things quietly.

10% of every order goes to the Christopher Barkley Foundation. Not eventually. Not sometimes. Every order.

A shirt gets noticed. Someone asks about it. That question is the whole point.

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