Marie Jenney Howe Commemorative Tee — Progressive Women’s Rights Tribute

This tee channels the quiet courage of early-1900s reformers. Lightweight but substantial, it carries a subtle vintage texture and a clean crew neckline that keeps the focus on the story printed across the chest — Marie Jenney Howe, a voice for women's rights, who pushed change alongside her Meadville, PA native husband, Frederic C. Howe. Wear it to readings, local history walks, or weekday errands. It settles in like a companion: comfortable, honest, and with enough structure to layer under a jacket or over a long-sleeve on chill mornings. The soft, responsibly grown cotton and neat construction let the design — a nod to activism and legacy — speak clearly, whether you’re at a community meeting or quietly remembering the women who shaped our public life.

Product features
- Tubular knit construction reduces fabric waste and offers a smooth silhouette
- Ribbed collar keeps shape and adds comfortable stretch
- Shoulder tape stabilizes seams to prevent stretching
- Medium-weight, responsibly grown US cotton with vintage-feel texture
- Runs slightly larger for relaxed, everyday comfort

Care instructions
- Machine wash: cold (max 30C or 90F)
- Non-chlorine: bleach as needed
- Do not tumble dry
- Do not iron
- Do not dryclean