Yain't Local Florida Sucks™ Tee – Original Florida Local Shirt

The Florida Sucks™ Tee – The Original Florida Local Shirt

The Florida Sucks™ Tee is where it all began for Yain't Local. While running his screen-printing business, Ink & Frame, Dustin released this design, and the response was overwhelming. This design became so requested and locally recognized that he knew it was time to base a brand around its message. Our flagship Florida Sucks™ T-shirt design has been heavily imitated, but this is the original, authentic Florida Sucks™ Tee. We've even trademarked Florida Sucks™.

Now available in Indigo, Military Green, Black, and NEW Heather Columbia Blue. Inspired by all the trash people love to talk about Florida, yet they all keep movin' here in droves—trying to turn Florida into the places they just left.

Since the beginning, our goal has been to ensure all of our Tees are made with soft, durable, and high-quality materials built to keep you comfy in the heat while allowing you to rep polite localism throughout the activities you enjoy.

CHECK OUT THE ENTIRE OFFICIAL FLORIDA SUCKS™ LINE BY CLICKING HERE

Or Shop Each Product:

Florida Sucks Tee
Florida Sucks UV/LS
Florida Sucks Hoodie
Women's Florida Sucks Crop Tee
Women's Florida Sucks Tank
Florida Sucks Hats
Florida Sucks Stickers
Florida Sucks Die-Cut Stickers
Florida Sucks Koozies
Florida Sucks Tumblers
Florida Sucks 12" Flag
Florida Sucks 3' Flag
Florida Sucks Patch

Back:
"Florida Sucks™ Dont Move Here Your State's Great"

Front: 
"Florida Sucks™"
"Yain't Local"

Fabric:

• Solid Colors: 4.2 oz./yd² (US) 7 oz./L yd (CA), 100% Airlume combed and ring-spun cotton, 32 singles
  
  
• Heather Colors: 4.2 oz./yd² (US) 7 oz./L yd (CA), 52/48 Airlume combed and ring-spun cotton/polyester, 32 singles

Feature:

• Retail fit

• Unisex sizing

• Shoulder taping

• Side seamed

• Pre-shrunk

• YAIN'T LOCAL uses sustainable manufacturing processes with Blue Sign certified dyes, efficient dye houses that adhere to the state of California’s EPA regulations around waste water treatment and usage, and cutting facilities in Los Angeles that run on partial solar power with comprehensive recycling programs for paper waste and fabric scraps.