Fuck The IRS Tee

The Fuck The IRS Tee is Unethical Threads putting your tax season rage right on your chest. Two words every W-2 holder has screamed into the void, now printed on heavyweight cotton you can wear year-round. Not just for April.

Who's actually wearing this?

People who've looked at their pay stub and watched their soul leave their body. Tax season survivors, libertarians, your buddy who files on April 14th every single year.

You don't need a political science degree to feel this one. You just need a W-2 and a grudge. It's the shirt for anyone who's done the math on what they paid versus what they got back and decided to express themselves accordingly.

• Heavyweight cotton that feels like a real shirt, not a translucent napkin from a gas station
• Unisex relaxed fit, S through 4XL, because tax rage has no size limit
• Crew neck, the formal neckline of rebellion
• DTG (direct-to-garment) print, so the colors stay loud no matter how many times you wash it
• Machine washable. Unfortunately, not tax-deductible.

Is this a good gift?

It's a great gift. It says "I know you, and I know you hate filing taxes" without having to say any of that out loud.

Perfect for the friend who does their taxes at 11:58 PM on April 15th, the coworker who has opinions about the Federal Reserve, or just yourself. You made it through another tax season. Treat yourself.

Frequently Asked Questions

Will this shrink?

It's pre-shrunk heavyweight cotton. Wash it however you want. It'll hold up, kind of like the IRS itself.

Is this going to offend people?

It has the word "fuck" on it. So yes. That's sort of the whole deal. If you're worried about offending people, Unethical Threads might not be your brand.

What sizes does this come in?

S through 4XL. Unisex relaxed fit, so it works whether you're built like an accountant or a linebacker.

How do I wash it?

Machine wash cold, tumble dry low. Turn it inside out if you want to baby it. The DTG print holds up fine either way.

Can I wear this to the post office on April 15th?

We can't legally advise that. But we're not going to stop you.