Get In Get Out Quit F*cking About Tee

The Get In Get Out Quit Fucking About Tee from Unethical Threads says what everyone's thinking and what most people won't put on a shirt. It's British slang for stop wasting time, with just enough ambiguity to keep things interesting.

Who actually wears this?

People who've said "let's go" three times and meant it every single time.

This shirt works at the gym, the office, the airport, the pub. Anywhere patience runs thin and efficiency is a personality trait. If you've ever been described as "a lot" by someone moving slower than you, this is your uniform.

• Heavyweight cotton that doesn't go see-through when you raise your arms in exasperation
• Unisex relaxed fit, sizes S through 4XL
• Crew neck, because you have enough decisions to make today
• DTG print for color that survives every wash cycle (the message outlasts your patience, guaranteed)
• Full uncensored text on the front. No asterisks on the actual shirt.

Is this a good gift?

If the person you're buying for has ever sighed audibly in a queue, yes.

This is the shirt people see and immediately say "that's so you." It reads two ways on purpose, and neither one needs a disclaimer. Buy it for the friend who's chronically five minutes early and annoyed about it. Buy it for yourself because you already know.

Frequently Asked Questions

What does "Get In Get Out Quit F*cking About" mean?

It's British and Irish slang for stop messing around and get on with it. The kind of thing you mutter at someone who's been "almost ready" for twenty minutes.

Is the text on the shirt censored?

No. The full, uncensored phrase is printed on the front. No asterisks. You're an adult.

What sizes does this come in?

S through 4XL in a unisex relaxed fit. Check the size chart if you're between sizes.

Will this shrink in the wash?

It's heavyweight cotton. Follow the care instructions and it'll hold its shape. We can't help you if you're running the dryer at surface-of-the-sun temperatures.

Can I wear this to work?

Depends on your workplace. If your boss has a sense of humor, absolutely. If HR sends emails about "appropriate attire," save it for casual Friday.