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STOP & SMELL THE FLOWERS, the baby
STOP & SMELL THE FLOWERS, the baby
This Style Runs Small - Order a Size Up for Best Results
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Description
Description
On mission to cultivate hope one tee at a time. The fun is in the wear.
The Stop & Smell the Flowers Tee
The Stop & Smell the Flowers Tee is a sweet reminder to take time out of the business to enjoy life’s simple pleasures - a strong cup of coffee, glimmering rays of sunshine in the morning light, the sound of ocean waves upon the shore, or the perfect beauty of fresh spring flowers. Wear it and remember life is precious and small everyday moments are best spent treasured.
The Stop & Smell the Flowers Tee is made from a medium weight soft ringspun 100% cotton fabric that has a worn-in character. This style features a dreamy bunny in a soft pastel colorway across the chest with ELPIS signature details.
FIT + MEASUREMENT
The Stop & Smell the Flowers Tee is cut as a classic baby tee that is form fitting. We call it The Baby. Take your true size for a close fit or size up for a more relaxed look. It’s fitted through the shoulders and chest and straight through the body, for a look that’s a little bit sexy and a little bit sweet. Take your true size for a close fit or go up one or two sizes for a more relaxed look.
Model is wearing a size S for a true baby fit.
Model Measurements: Height: 5’4”, Bust: 34”, Waist: 24”, Hips: 34”
| Size | Width (in) | Length (in) |
| S | 14.5 | 20.5 |
| M | 16.5 | 21.5 |
| L | 17.5 | 22.75 |
| XL | 19.5 | 26 |
| Size (US) | Suggested Baby Tee Size for Close Fit |
| 00-2 | S |
| 4-6 | M |
| 8-10 | L-XL |
| *size up for more relaxed look | |
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Please note: This garment is handcrafted and will vary in color or appearance. It is especially made to order just for you. Processing and production takes between one and two weeks before it is shipped.
Care Guide
Care Guide
100% Soft Ringspun Cotton - Handwash or machine wash separately on gentle cycle with cool water / tumble dry low or line dry.
