Sore Today Sad Tomorrow Oversized Tee – For When Your Body’s Broken, But You’re Still Here

Introducing the Sore Today Sad Tomorrow Unisex Oversized Boxy Tee, the perfect way to showcase your emotional and physical scars. Whether you're recovering from a brutal workout or just trying to survive the day, this tee says it all without uttering a single word.

Made from 100% cotton with a relaxed, oversized fit, this shirt has that effortlessly chill vibe for when you’re too sore to care about what you’re wearing, but still want to look like you're handling your shit. The dropped shoulders and medium-weight fabric make it perfect for those moments when you just want to embrace the chaos of the day, even if you can’t feel your legs anymore.

When you're worn out, broken, and questioning your life choices, this shirt stands with you. Whether you're hitting the gym or hiding from your responsibilities, the Sore Today Sad Tomorrow Tee is there to support you with no judgment. Great for gym rats, festival-goers, or anyone who's been through the kind of day that leaves you sore tomorrow—and sad about it.

Why You’ll Love It:

✔ Relaxed Fit – For when you need something loose enough to let your emotional baggage breathe
✔ Soft Cotton – Made from airlume combed and ring-spun cotton, perfect for those who want comfort, even on their worst days
✔ Built to Last – Double-needle stitching, because life’s tough, but this shirt will stick around
✔ Medium Weight – Not too thick to suffocate you, but just enough to hide your emotional turmoil
✔ Perfect for: After the workout that broke you, embracing the sad tomorrow, or just making a statement that your pain is real

Care Instructions:

1. Machine wash cold (max 30°C or 90°F).
2. Non-chlorine bleach if you’re feeling fancy.
3. Tumble dry low if you have the energy for it.
4. Iron, steam, or dry on low heat—because who’s really ironed their clothes lately?
5. Do not dry clean—honestly, it's not worth it.

Get the Sore Today Sad Tomorrow Unisex Oversized Boxy Tee and wear it like you're still here, even when everything hurts.