Eat the rich ★ Working Class Tank top ★ No Gods No Masters

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Men’s Premium Tank

Hit the beach, the street or the gym in this soft, durable tank from the our collection.

Brand: SPRD
100% cotton (heather gray is 95% cotton/5% viscose. charcoal gray is 80% cotton/20% polyester) | Fabric Weight: 4.42 oz (lightweight)
Reinforced, double-stitched collar and arm openings
Fairly produced, certified and triple audited
Optimized for vibrant print results
Imported; processed and printed in the U.S.A.

Style: Men / Unisex
Fit: Normal fit
Product Type ID: 916
SID: Bqyzo2BX09uO8qBvEoV9-916-15
DID: 12754129

Fit: Normal fit

	Length (A)	Chest width (B)	Chest size
S	29"	20"	40"
M	30"	22"	44"
L	30"	24"	48"
XL	31"	26"	52"
2XL	32"	28"	56"
3XL	34"	30"	60"

	Length (A)	Chest width (B)	Chest size
S	74 cm	52 cm	104 cm
M	76 cm	57 cm	114 cm
L	77 cm	61 cm	122 cm
XL	80 cm	65 cm	130 cm
2XL	81 cm	71 cm	142 cm
3XL	86 cm	77 cm	154 cm

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Eat The Rich Tank tops

?Eat the Rich? represents standing up to those in power and holding them accountable on behalf of the less fortunate. The phrase is attributed to philosopher Jean-Jacques Rousseau: "When the people shall have nothing more to eat, they will eat the rich". It is used in radical and anti-capitalist circles, gaining wider traction at the beginning of the 21st century in response to increasing income inequality. Today, "Eat the Rich" is now a rallying cry against an overly capitalistic economy that encourages the rich to become richer while the poor starve.