Molōn labe! - Come and Take Them Black
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Molōn Labe! - Come and Take Them
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Molōn Labe! (Μολὼν λαβέ ;) approximate Classical Greek pronunciation [molɔ̀ːn labé], Modern Greek [moˈlon laˈve]), meaning "Come and take them!"
King Leonidas of Sparta to Xerxes of Persia shouted the defiant words Molon Labe when asked to surrender even though they were outmanned during the Battle of Thermopylae (480 BC).
Even though they were defeated The Spartans delivered massive losses to the Persian army allowing their Greek Warrior brothers to defeat Xerxes and the Persian Army.
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Our shirts are printed using the Direct to Garment (DTG) process. DTG printing is a method that sprays ink onto the garment using injection analogy, the Ink's then soaks into the fibers of the shirt. It's sort of like printing out paper except its clothing.
What does this mean to you?
- It means your shirt was printed using cutting-edge technology and inks.
- Designs are more photo-realistic with much more detail using a full spectrum of colors with different shadings and gradients.
- The design on your shirt is the highest quality and will last
- Direct to garment uses a thinner ink which gives you a more detailed image.
- All inks are water-based meaning the process is more environmentally friendly.
So basically our printing technology provides you with a shirt it's going to feel better, look better and it's better on the environment.
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We process orders promptly—most in-stock items leave our Benton, LA fulfillment center within 24–48 hours of payment confirmation (Monday–Friday, excluding holidays); however, during peak demand or for back-ordered and specialty items, dispatch may extend to up to 7 business days while we restock.
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Weekend purchases enter the queue the next business day, and any unforeseen delays—such as inventory shortages, severe weather, or carrier disruptions—will be communicated by our support team within 48 hours.
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International orders may incur additional customs duties and varying transit windows set by the destination country’s postal service; these fees and timelines are outside our control.