Rex Undefeated Jacksonville Dinosaur T-Shirt

Fire, 1901. Wrecking ball, 1990s. Rex is still standing on Beach Boulevard with his bone in hand and his red eyes on you. This is the shirt for the Jacksonville that doesn't flinch: the city that rebuilt from the ashes, and the neighbors who stared down the bulldozers to save a 20-foot orange dinosaur.

Rex rises out of vintage-postcard flames in orange, cream, and blue, with his signature bone and a lone golf ball for anyone who remembers the 18th hole. Big 16" x 20" distressed retro print on a heavyweight tee you won't find at the mall.

1. 100% cotton, heavyweight 6.8 oz (230 gsm), moderate thickness
2. Unisex drop-shoulder fit, round neck, short sleeve
3. Oversized 40 x 52 cm (approx. 16" x 20") front print
4. Machine wash cold on gentle, no bleach, tumble dry low, iron low and avoid the print, no dry clean
5. Small-batch run [– printed in the USA, if confirmed]
6. Item UT0223

1. Rex has stood on Beach Boulevard since the 1960s and locals fought to keep him when the mini-golf course closed
2. The Great Fire of 1901 is the city's original comeback story
3. "Duval" is how locals say it; "Jacksonville" is how tourists say it

For anyone who's dodged Rex's bone, survived Beach Blvd traffic, or just refuses to be bulldozed.