We all have a beginning that will press play⏯️ for our Genesis or "Back In the Day" or "Once Upon A Time Long, Long, Ago" story—this story can only be told by you and is the only story that must be told. So, look at your Back Then as a starting place📍 or something that is behind you, not a place to dwell or live. Your back is a place that is meant to place things that are no longer in your current view👀, not a place to carry your burdens, because the place to carry those is the past.⏮️

Once we recognize our Back Then🔙 as a singular moment, only then will we be able to move into a NOW!⏭️

As we live, we act out our own stories📖. Therefore, remember to make LOVE❤️ in every scene, onward and forward into a NOW, then share the YOU👤 that has been CREATED for the world🌍. So, every moment is your moment to say: Look At Me, NOW!👀 I was not supposed to be here but: I AM!✨

50% Pre-shrunk Cotton and 50% Polyester Blended Fabric: cotton 🌱 is naturally grown from the earth, soft, absorbent, and breathable so it will keep you cool when its hot 🌞. Also, it's easy to wash 🚿 and doesn't trap stains or odors like other fabrics; polyester 🧵 is easy to clean, dries quickly when wet 💧, and wrinkle-resistant 👕.

Direct to Garment Printing 🖨️ strong, durable, and incredibly vivid colors, so these won't fade 🌈 or crack after a single wash 🚿.

Personalized Design 👚 features 

Cozy go-to hoodie to curl up in 💤 Fabric weight: 8.0 oz/yd² (271.25 g/m²) Air-jet spun yarn with a soft feel and reduced pilling 🧶 Double-lined hood with matching drawcord 👍 Quarter-turned body to avoid crease down the middle 🔄 1 × 1 athletic rib-knit cuffs and waistband with spandex 🤸 Front pouch pocket 👝 Double-needle stitched collar, shoulders, armholes, cuffs, and hem 🧵

If you know how to dress, you can always pull it off!

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