Please? Cincinnati V-Neck Short Sleeve Staple T-Shirt

🗣️ Please? Cincinnati V-Neck Short Sleeve Staple T-Shirt: The Midwest’s Favorite Question 🙃

Product Description:

The Please? Cincinnati V-Neck T-Shirt is a tongue-in-cheek nod to the city’s most iconic quirk. In Cincinnati, “Please?” doesn’t mean “pretty please”—it’s code for “Wait, what did you just say?” Whether it’s endearing or baffling, this Midwest-specific phrase has become a cultural staple, and now it’s immortalized in streetwear form.

Made from 100% airlume combed and ringspun cotton, this V-neck is super soft, lightweight, and just fitted enough to let everyone know you’re in on the joke. Perfect for locals, transplants, and anyone who’s had to explain this charming little linguistic oddity.

Wear this if you:

✅ Know “Please?” is basically Cincinnati for “Huh?”
✅ Speak fluent Midwestern charm with a side of confusion
✅ Think regional quirks deserve their own merch

Features (Soft, Stylish, and Full of Regional Sass 🌎🔥):

✔ 100% Airlume Combed and Ringspun Cotton – Feels like a cloud, but cooler.
✔ 4.2 oz Fabric Weight – Lightweight, breathable, and ready for anything.
✔ Unisex Sizing & Retail Fit – Casual enough for every day, tailored enough for subtle flexes.
✔ V-Neck with Hemmed Sleeves – Adds a little flair to your regional pride.
✔ Shoulder-to-Shoulder Taping & Side Seams – Built to last, like Cincinnati charm.

This isn’t just a t-shirt—it’s a badge of Midwestern honor. Wear it, own it, and next time someone says “Please?” just smile—you’re one of them now.

We print on demand, meaning that we don't create an item unless it's specifically requested. And that means less waste, less harm to our planet. Sure, it may take a bit more patience to get your hands on our sustainably made pieces - usually 7- 10 business days - but think of it as an investment in yourself and our planet. Every time you wear one of our items, you can feel good knowing that you're supporting a brand that cares about the environment and the impact we have on it. By reducing our carbon footprint and avoiding overproduction, we're making a difference.