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I’m Not Too Much Crewneck Sweatshirt – For the Bold, the Loud, and the Absolutely Done Settling

This isn’t just a sweatshirt β€” it’s a statement.
Front print reads:

I’M NOT TOO MUCH
YOU’RE JUST TOO LITTLE

…and just when they thought you were done, you turn around and hit ’em with the back:

I DON’T DO FUN SIZE F*CK BOYS

Because yeah, you said what you said. This piece is loud, layered, and lethal β€” like you. Made for recovery queens, overthinkers turned ice-cold legends, and anyone who’s ever been told to β€œcalm down” by someone who couldn't even commit to their own shampoo.

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Features:
πŸ’œ Soft yet structured 100% ring-spun cotton that hugs your ego in all the right places
πŸ’œ Midweight 6.4 oz fabric – keeps you cozy without hiding your hotness
πŸ’œ Seamless fit + ribbed cuffs – for smooth comebacks and cleaner selfies
πŸ’œ Front AND back savage text β€” because one side of you ain’t enough
πŸ’œ Tearaway label – because you’re done with baggage

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Perfect For:
πŸ’œ Hot girl healing with receipts
πŸ’œ Recovery rebels who don’t chase, only upgrade
πŸ’œ Saying it with your chest and your back
πŸ’œ Telling him it’s not you β€” it’s 100% him
πŸ’œ TikToks, brunches, walkouts, and glow-ups

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Care Tips:
Machine wash cold. Dry low. No bleach, no drama, no fun size f*ck boys.
Ships free. Printed in the USA. Backed by boundaries and big sweatshirt energy.

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