Franklinand theDuck

Things we say in this house

T-Shirt

$28

Choose a character, choose what they say, choose your colour. An ink portrait on the left chest, with the line underneath.

Who
What they say
Colour — Ivory
Size — L

Made to order. 2–5 business days to print, then shipping on top. Nothing is made until you buy it.

What you're looking at. The blank in the colour you picked, with the artwork where it prints and at the size it prints — four inches across the chest. It is a render of the garment rather than a photograph of a printed one, so read the finest lines as an indication.

The print. One print, on the left chest, four inches wide on every size — which is not automatic: this blank's print area grows with the garment, so the badge is placed to a different fraction of it on an S than on an XL to come out the same size. On the darker colours it is printed in cream, with the fabric showing through as the animal's markings.

The blank. Comfort Colors 1717 — Unisex Garment-Dyed T-shirt — heavyweight, garment-dyed, so the colour has depth rather than sitting on the surface.

Sizing. Relaxed and boxy. If you want it fitted, size down — and do check the size chart, because it is made for you and we cannot exchange it if it is the wrong size.

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T-Shirt

A Ivory T-Shirt, with “What the Franklin?” on the chest, enlarged

Scroll to move around the picture.

T-Shirt — sizing

Comfort Colors 1717, the garment this is printed on. Measured with the shirt laid flat: width is one inch below the armhole straight across, length is from the high point of the shoulder beside the collar to the finished hem. Double the width for a chest circumference.

Measurements in inches, garment laid flat
Size WidthLength
S 18.25″26.625″
M 20.25″28″
L 22″29.375″
XL 24″30.75″
2XL 26″31.625″
3XL 27.75″32.5″
4XL 29.75″33.5″

Tolerance ±1 in on width, ±1¼ in on length. The manufacturer's own tolerance. A garment-dyed shirt is dyed after it is cut and sewn, so it shrinks unevenly by design — that is where the depth of colour comes from, and it is why the tolerance is this wide.

Comfort Colors 1717 published spec, cross-checked against two retailer charts 2026-10-06.