I check my look in the mirror, I want to change my clothes, my hair, my face - Dancing in the Dark

Born in the USA Embrace a piece of rock history with our exclusive Springsteen lyric t-shirt, featuring the iconic line "I check my look in the mirror, I want to change my clothes, my hair, my face - Dancing in the Dark.

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Born in the USA

Embrace a piece of rock history with our exclusive Springsteen lyric t-shirt, featuring the iconic line "I check my look in the mirror, I want to change my clothes, my hair, my face - Dancing in the Dark." This shirt isn't just a piece of clothing; it's a memento for those who have lived and breathed the narratives that Bruce Springsteen has masterfully woven into his music. Wearing this shirt connects you to a story bigger than us all, tapping into the universal longing and resilience echoed in Dancing in the Dark.

For the true Springsteen fans, this t-shirt resonates on a personal level. It's not just about the lyrics printed on a high-quality, comfortable fabric—it's about proudly displaying a part of a legacy. Perhaps you’ve shouted these lyrics at a concert, or they’ve helped you through a tough night; whatever your story, these words are a part of your history.

This Springsteen lyric shirt is more than apparel. It's an emblem of passion and the timeless spirit of rock and roll. It’s about being part of a community that cherishes authenticity and gritty wisdom, all woven through the threads of Springsteen's poetic brilliance. Wear it with pride, and carry the torch of classic rock into your everyday life.

Machine wash: cold (max 30C or 90F)
Non-chlorine: bleach as needed.
Tumble dry: low heat
Iron: steam or dry, medium heat.

Do not dry-clean.

This Unisex Jersey Short Sleeve Tee features a crew neck and tailored fit. Crafted from incredibly soft, proprietary Airlume combed and ring-spun cotton, the Bella+Canvas 3001 shirt is built for comfort, with a smooth surface.

It's 25% cleaner, as Bella+Canvas go the extra mile to remove more impurities from the cotton fibers. This meticulous process results in an exceptionally soft and smooth shirt, providing the perfect surface for printing.

The luxurious feel of our cotton is not only a treat for the senses but also ensures exceptional comfort against the skin. The BELLA+CANVAS 3001 tee maintains its softness and shape even after countless wears, making it a favorite choice for those seeking long-lasting quality.

Features: Side-seamed. Classic fit. Unisex sizing. Shoulder taping. Pre-shrunk.

Fabrication: 100% Airlume combed and ring-spun cotton, 32 singles, 4.2 oz.

Ash: 99% Airlume combed and ring-spun cotton, 1% polyester.

Sizes: XS-3XL

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