*NEW* Be Kind Of A C Tee

The Be Kind Of A C Tee from Unethical Threads is for people who want credit for being nice without actually committing to it. "Be Kind" up front, the real message tucked underneath in fine print. Wholesome from across the room, unhinged up close.

Who actually wears this?

People whose inner monologue would get them fired. If you smile politely while mentally composing someone's obituary, this shirt gets you.

It works at brunch, at the grocery store, even at your kid's school pickup if you've got the nerve. The design is subtle enough that most people just see a feel-good shirt. The ones who look closer? Those are your people.

• Heavyweight cotton that actually feels like a shirt someone would choose to wear, not a free promo tee from a 5K you didn't run
• Unisex relaxed fit, S through 4XL, because being terrible comes in all sizes
• Crew neck, classic cut, nothing weird going on at the collar
• DTG printed so the colors stay bold and the fine print stays crisp and legible (kind of essential for this one)

Is this a good gift?

One of the best gifts you can give someone who pretends to be nice.

Your best friend, your sister, your coworker who posts "be kind" on Instagram while roasting everyone in the group chat. Wrap it up, hand it over, and enjoy being the favorite gift-giver for once.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does the small text wash off?

No. The DTG print keeps every detail sharp. Cold wash, tumble dry low, and the fine print stays put.

What sizes does this come in?

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

Will people actually notice what it says?

From a distance it looks like a wholesome "Be Kind" shirt. Up close is a different story. How close people get to you is your problem.

Is this a good gag gift?

One of the best. It works for birthdays, white elephant, or just because someone in your life deserves to be called out with love.

Can I wear this to work?

That depends entirely on your HR department's sense of humor. If they laugh at the group chat, you're probably fine. If they send emails about "respectful workplace culture," save it for Saturday.