Chicken Math Short-Sleeve Unisex T-Shirt

It starts with four chicks.

Then you decide they need a few friends.

Then you spot a breed you've always wanted.

Before long you're building another coop and explaining why twenty chickens is basically the same as six.

Welcome to Chicken Math.

This classic unisex tee is soft, comfortable, and ready for everything from coop chores and feed store runs to farmers markets and weekend errands. It's the kind of shirt that quickly becomes your favorite because it feels good and gets a laugh from people who understand exactly how chicken math works.

Who It's For

Perfect for backyard chicken keepers, hatchery addicts, feed store regulars, poultry enthusiasts, and anyone who swore they were done buying chickens... until they weren't.

What's Included / Specs

Fabric & Material

• 100% ring-spun cotton
• Sport Grey: 90% ring-spun cotton / 10% polyester
• Heather colors: 65% polyester / 35% cotton

Weight & Build

• 4.5 oz./yd² (153 g/m²)
• Shoulder-to-shoulder taping
• Quarter-turned to help reduce creasing down the center
• Double-stitched neckline and sleeves for added durability

Fit & Style

• Classic unisex fit
• Soft, comfortable everyday feel
• Easy to wear on its own or layered with your favorite flannel or hoodie

Care

• Machine wash cold, inside out
• Tumble dry low
• Do not bleach
• Do not iron directly on the printed design

A Quick Heads-Up

The White color option has a natural cotton look and may appear slightly off-white instead of bright white.

Eco-Conscious Production

Your shirt is printed just for you after you place your order. Making products on demand instead of keeping shelves full of inventory helps reduce overproduction, so thanks for supporting a more thoughtful way to shop.

Shipping & Timing

This shirt is printed on demand and ships separately from Cluck It All Farms supplies, CluckKits™, and other farm products. If your order includes additional items, don't be surprised if they arrive in separate shipments.

Clancy Crowed It

"I've checked the math three times. The answer is still more chickens."

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