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Photo of a gulf tide teal tee with three Roseate Spoonbills wading in shallow water.
Photo detail of a gulf tide teal tee with three Roseate Spoonbills wading in shallow water and Bird Collective on the front.

Roseate Spoonbill Tee

$40.00

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Gulf Tide
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Gulf Tide

Product Details

Inspired by one of Florida’s most recognizable wetland birds, this tee features a trio of Roseate Spoonbills wading through shallow water in sunset tones. Known for their pink plumage and spoon-shaped bills, these birds stand out in coastal marshes and mangrove estuaries across the Southeast. Printed on a pigment-dyed tee for a perfectly lived-in feel, this design celebrates the beauty and uniqueness of wetland ecosystems.


  • Sizing & Fit

    Unisex Fit.

  • Materials & Care

    100% heavyweight cotton.

    This is pigment dyed, which gives a soft, washed, vintage look with slight variations in color. The pigment fades a bit with repeated washing, giving a lived-in feel that we love.

    Avoid using bleach, harsh detergents, and hot water. For best results, turn the garment inside-out and wash with cold water and mild detergent, with like colors. Colors may bleed in first wash.

    Screen printed in Brooklyn with PVC-free inks.

  • More Details

    This collection celebrates Archbold Biological Station, a world-renowned field research center dedicated to understanding, conserving, and restoring Florida’s unique ecosystems. Since 1941, Archbold has conducted groundbreaking research on the Florida scrub, dry prairie, and other rare habitats while helping protect some of the state’s most endangered species.

  • Shipping & Returns

    Return or exchange unwashed, unworn clothing within 30 days of purchase.
    See our     shipping and return policies.
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