T-Shirt Tuesday: I Love Ducks

This week's highlighted t-shirt is our I Love Ducks design featuring the Birdorable Mallard. Our cute Mallard swims over the phrase I (heart) Ducks on this Women's Fitted T-Shirt. For more designs like this see our Love & Hearts section.

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Addie Owlz on April 28, 2009 at 4:31 PM wrote:
I <3 duckz 2!

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