Now, we're not saying this t-shirt has anything to do with the college football team that plays football in Columbus, Ohio. And we're not saying that the fact that the colors are scarlet (more or less) and gray (okay, actually heather, but close enough) is anything more than an unlikely coincidence. And we would never say that it appears someone was cleverly trying to skirt the licensing costs associated with making an "officially licensed" shirt like this. After all, at An Absolute Certain Tee, we may be a lot of things, but we're not conspiracy theorists. Nope. Not us. Nosiree.
We're far more certain that O-H is a chemical formula for hydrogen (and not half of the famed OSU battle cry), and an overly enthusiastic (bored) chemist simply wanted to remind us of that and (innocently) chose scarlet (more or less) and gray (okay, maybe heather, but close enough) to get his message across, because, you know, scientific t-shirts sell like crazy. Uh-huh.
Yeah, we're pretty sure that's what it was...
Anyway, across the chest, we have 18", and from top to bottom we came up with 25". It's a new, 50% cotton and 50% polyester blend and was made in Honduras (not Columbus).
Go Bucks! (We are, of course, referring to male deer when we say that). So there!
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