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Siesta Disco Club Tee - Saturday Morning Rave

Where coffee meets rave. Premium DTF print on 100% cotton. The official uniform for early risers who party responsibly. SOLD OUT.

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Chickenpie character wearing Siesta Disco Club t-shirt
A PAPER FROM THE DESK
THE DETAILS

Rise and rave with the Siesta Disco Club. This isn't your average morning routine - it's a movement. 7 AM to 9 PM, every Saturday, where the espresso shots meet disco lights.

Product Details

Material: 100% Premium Cotton - Soft, breathable, built to last through countless Saturday morning raves.

Print: DTF (Direct-to-Film) - Vibrant, durable prints that won't crack or fade. Dance-floor tested, coffee-spill resistant.

Design: Front chest logo + full back graphic featuring our iconic coffee-mug-raising hand and the Siesta Disco Club manifesto.

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Siesta Disco Club - Back Design
Siesta Disco Club - Front Design
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