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- Two button notch neck
- Short sleeves
- Burnout fabric
- Tonal stitching
- Weave Type: Knit
- V neck
- Tonal stitching
- Short sleeves
- Burnout knit fabric
- Split neck
- Short sleeves
- Notch neck
- Do Not Bleach
- Short sleeves
- Do Not Dry Clean
- Notch neck
- Long sleeves
- Crew neck
- Do Not Bleach
- Short sleeves
- Do Not Dry Clean
- Notch neck
- Do Not Bleach
- Short sleeves
- Do Not Dry Clean
- Crew neck
- Short sleeves
- V-neck
- Do Not Bleach
- Short sleeves
- Do Not Dry Clean
- Notch neck
- Do Not Bleach
- Long sleeves
- Do Not Dry Clean
- Notch neck
- Button placket
- Short sleeves
- Notch neck
- Short sleeves
- Crew neck
- Do Not Bleach
- Short sleeves
- Do Not Dry Clean
- 100% Cotton
- Crew neck
- Short sleeves
- Graphic front
- Machine washable
- Crew neck
- Short sleeves
- V-neck
- Short sleeves
- Notch neck with button placket
- Long sleeves
- Notch neck
- Long sleeves
- 57% Polyester, 43% Cotton
- Crew neck
- Short sleeves
- Graphic front, plain back
- Machine washable
FAQ:
Q: Why choose Venice burnout V-neck tee?
A: We reference music, art and photography — old and new — to create truly unique pieces that you’ll wear over and over again. The Venice Burnout V-Neck Tee is crafted in our signature softer-than-soft wash, giving a worn-in look you’ll love.
Q: What is it like to wear a burnout shirt?
A: The burnout process in manufacturing this shirt leaves it with a worn appearance and extremely light. While it looks worn the quality and strength of the shirt is not compromised. I have not seen one stitch come loose after extensive wear. 2. This shirt is designed to fade.
Q: Why Lucky Brand Jeans?
A: We know that jeans are much more than just denim and grommets; they’re a true blue American icon. Staying true to the rich heritage — and authentic, all-American spirit — of denim, Lucky Brand began crafting great-fitting, vintage-inspired jeans in Los Angeles in 1990.
Q: What are the disadvantages of burnout fabric?
A: The only drawback to the “burnout” fabric (since the yarn fibers are irregularly shortened and fragile from whatever treatment it goes through) is a tendency to acquire thin spots (they lose a lot of substance to dryer lint!) and some pilling with repeated washing and drying.