Old Saltys Signature Tee — Tidal Teal - Old Saltys Coastal Apparel

Old Saltys Signature Nautical T-Shirt – Tidal Teal

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$59.99 AUD
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Old Saltys Signature Tee — Tidal Teal - Old Saltys Coastal Apparel

Old Saltys Signature Nautical T-Shirt – Tidal Teal

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Old Saltys Signature Short Sleeve Tee – Tidal Teal

A proper nautical t-shirt for life on the water, and wherever you drift ashore.

Made from soft, breathable 180 GSM combed cotton, this short-sleeve tee offers an easy, regular unisex fit. Finished with the signature Old Saltys anchor, it’s an everyday staple for days afloat, afternoons dockside and time spent ashore.

The details

Regular unisex fit for comfortable everyday wear.
Midweight, breathable 180 GSM combed cotton.
Preshrunk to minimise shrinkage.
Durable double-stitched hems.

Finding your fit

For the best comparison, use a tee you already enjoy wearing. Lay it flat and measure across the chest from armpit to armpit. Then measure the body length from the shoulder to the bottom hem.

Compare both measurements with our size guide before choosing your size. Allow up to 2.5 cm variation in garment measurements.

Please note: colours may vary slightly due to screen settings and printing processes.

Well Weathered Wisdom. Worn on the water.

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Debby

Bought this for my husband. Great colour
( bought the teal), excellent quality. True to size. Wore it straight away.

Thanks for the photo! We have added it to our oldsaltys gallery. Enjoy!

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Alan

Great looking tee shirts nice quality and very quick delivery.

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Anonymous

Great fit and soft material . Love the extra length

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