Women's Visit Your Library Vintage Racerback Tank Top

Hey, bookworm! Looks like when you're not soaking up knowledge at your local library you're perusing for some cool shirts that speak to your passion for reading! Whether you're a librarian who appreciates vintage aesthetic tees or a nerdy book lover who swoons over antique aesthetic shirts on Etsy and Tumblr, this geeky women's racerback tank top featuring a vintage WPA (Works Progress Administration) poster design intended to entice more frequent usage of the public library system during the 1930s and 1940s is bound to make your pages flutter. So, if the library or little old bookstores deeply satisfy your hunger for learning or immersing yourself in great fiction, please take the time to express yourself by sharing your humble pastime with our "For Greater Knowledge - on more subjects - Use Your Library More Often" reading tee!"

Shirt Info:

• Pre-shrunk ringspun cotton
• Racerback
• Semi-relaxed fit

Our fashion forward racerback women?s tanks are perfect for hitting the gym or styling with a cardigan or jacket for a casual weekend look. Made with ultra soft ringspun cotton, side seam construction, and a semi-relaxed fit. (Note: Heather colors are a cotton/poly blend.)

We print our designs using eco-friendly water-based inks. All of our items are designed and hand-printed to order in our southern California studio.

Sizing/Fit Guide:
Our ladies racerback tank tops have a semi-relaxed fit, measurements as follows:
Small: 16 inch width chest x 24.25 inch length (usually fits dress size 2-4)
Medium: 16.75 inch width chest x 24.5 inch length (usually fits dress size 6-8)
Large: 17.75 inch width chest x 25 inch length (usually fits dress size 10-12)
X-Large: 18.75 inch width chest x 25.5 inch length (usually fits dress size 14)
2X-Large: 19.75 inch width chest x 26 inch length (usually fits dress size 16)

Still not sure what size to order? We recommend measuring a shirt you have at home and comparing it to our product measurements. Lay your shirt on a flat surface and measure across the chest (below the arms) from side seam to side seam. That will give you the shirt's width and that measurement can be compared to the product measurements above.