
Drawn in cream
(your coat)
Finnish Lapphund Fur Over Snow Badge T-Shirt
- Original Finnish Lapphund artwork, made for the pack
- Printed to order, just for you
- Fast, tracked delivery from the print facility nearest you
Made to order in 2 to 5 business days (up to 7 in the busy season), then 2 to 6 days to Canada or 4 to 6 days to the US. Order by October 10 to have it for Halloween.
This Finnish Lapphund T-Shirt wraps the breed in a vintage outdoor badge, with a fluffy cream Lapphund standing proud before snowy mountains and pine trees. The retro emblem and Fur > Snow tagline give it a warm, adventure-ready feel.
- Outdoor Badge: A retro-style crest featuring a cream Finnish Lapphund, mountains, pines, snowflakes and the Fur > Snow motto, built for owners who love the cold-weather, trail-ready spirit.
- Cozy Versatile: An easygoing, nature-loving design that pairs with anything and makes a heartfelt gift for any Finnish Lapphund fan.
- Premium Cotton: Soft, breathable Bella+Canvas ringspun cotton, printed to order with crisp, durable direct-to-garment inks.
Made to order in 2 to 5 business days, then shipped tracked. Enjoy free shipping on United States and Canada orders over $75, applied automatically at checkout.
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Our tees are the Bella+Canvas 3001, a slim, unisex (men's) cut. Measurements are in inches. For a women's fit, size down one.
| Size | To fit chest | Garment width | Length |
|---|---|---|---|
| S | 34 to 37" | 18" | 28" |
| M | 38 to 41" | 20" | 29" |
| L | 42 to 45" | 22" | 30" |
| XL | 46 to 49" | 24" | 31" |
| 2XL | 50 to 53" | 26" | 32" |
Tip: lay a t-shirt you already love flat, measure across the chest, and double it to compare with "Garment width".
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Finnish Lapphunds were originally bred by the Sami people to herd reindeer across the Arctic tundra for thousands of years.
















