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This soft, sturdy tee carries history you can wear. The back features the full text of the 1752 Peace and Friendship treaty led by Governor Peregrine Thomas Hopson and Major Jean Baptiste Cope — dense, formal language that reads like a public record and a promise of mutual protection. Printed in crisp, archival detail, the passage invites quiet reflection: treaties, obligations, seasonal exchanges of blankets and provisions, and the pledge to bury past conflicts. The shirt lays that weight gently against the body — a medium-weight, classic-fit cotton canvas that keeps the print legible and the silhouette familiar. It’s for people who want a wearable conversation starter: historians, Indigenous-rights advocates, Nova Scotia locals, and anyone drawn to the tactile presence of preserved documents. Wear it to a lecture, a community gathering, a coastal walk, or when you want to signal that certain histories still speak today. The garment’s durable knit, ribbed collar, and tear-away label make it comfortable for regular wear, while the dual printing process keeps the dense text sharp wash after wash.

Product features
- Durable 100% cotton medium-weight fabric (5.3 oz/yd²) for long-lasting comfort and clear printing.
- Tubular, seamless body and ribbed knit collar for a clean, classic look and reduced fabric waste.
- Dual printing: DTF for sleeves/labels and DTG for the main text to ensure high-detail reproduction of the treaty text.
- OEKO-TEX® certified and made from ethically grown US cotton; made in Nicaragua with EU 2‑year warranty.
- Classic relaxed fit with tear-away label and shoulder tape to prevent stretching and maximize comfort.

Care instructions
- Non-chlorine: bleach as needed
- Do not iron
- Do not dryclean
- Machine wash: cold (max 30C or 90F)
- Tumble dry: low heat