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Second-Hand Dick Crewneck – Heavyweight, Healing, and Hilarious AF

For when your ex leaves behind more than trauma β€” he leaves merch.

This sweatshirt isn’t just a statement. It’s a survival story in cotton-blend fleece. Because nothing says β€œI’m not doing this shit again” like walking away in a crewneck that reads SECOND-HAND DICK across the front.

It’s soft, savage, and scientifically proven to protect you from men who think β€œemotional” means β€œyou caught them lying.” Whether you’re headed to court, brunch, or just blocking him mid-scroll β€” this one goes with everything but regret.

Features:
πŸ’œ Premium heavyweight fleece that holds your boundaries like it holds heat
πŸ’œ Unisex sizing, pre-shrunk, ethically made, and soft enough to replace his lies
πŸ’œ Bold front print in long-lasting vinyl β€” the kind that stays, unlike him
πŸ’œ True-to-size fit for cozy comfort while healing out loud
πŸ’œ Designed for petty survivors, sober girls, and indirect shade throwers
πŸ’œ Perfect for trauma anniversaries, TikTok rants, hoodie theft prevention, and post-breakup glow-ups
πŸ’œ Ships free β€” because your recovery already cost enough

Care Instructions:
πŸ’œ Wash cold like his excuses
πŸ’œ Tumble dry low like his emotional availability
πŸ’œ Do not iron print β€” just iron out your standards
πŸ’œ Sublimation or vinyl printed in the USA

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