Complete Your Summer Wardrobe with This 'Girls With Guns' Tank Top
Girls With Guns has released a set of elk tank tops just in time for summer.
These sexy tanks focus more on style than on function with their barely-legible swooping, swirling text that reads, “Girls With Guns.” At least, we’re pretty sure that’s what they say. Can you ever really be sure with so many squiggles?
The tanks also have an instantly recognizable elk skull and set of footprints. The print is sure to catch the eyes of lady hunters, though we wouldn’t exactly recommend wearing one on your next hunting trip.
The tanks come in a number of options so that every gun-loving gal can find the perfect complement to her summer wardrobe. They come in pink-on-black, silver-on-pink, and black-on-gray. Sizes range from XS to XXXL, and the tanks are 55% cotton, 45% polyester.
Grab one over at the Girls With Guns website for only $25 a piece!
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