Key West 'Conch Republic' Roundel Tee kansas Duke of Kent and Strathearn

Duke of Kent and Strathearn

In the upper right-hand corner is the date 1828

designed for practicing the fine Scandinavian art of hygge (on the inside) during snowfall conditions (on the outside) over those long winter months

Andrew's cross on a vintage-white background

or so we imagine

Key West 'Conch Republic' Roundel Tee kansas Duke of Kent and StrathearnMany of the residents of Key West were immigrants from the Bahamas, known as Conchs, who arrived in increasing numbers after 1830. Many were sons and daughters of Loyalists who fled to the nearest Crown soil during the American Revolution. In the 20th century many residents of Key West started referring to themselves as Conchs, and the term is now generally applied to all residents of Key West. This lightweight classic tee is super soft and destined