The track pants are your new go-to piece for working out or styling a streetwear outfit. Printed on demand just for you.
• Lightweight, water-resistant fabric (100% polyester)
• Fully lined, mesh lining
• Elastic waistband and ankle cuffs, relaxed fit and zip pockets
Size guide
WAIST (inches) INSEAM LENGTH (inches)
XS 25 28
S 27 28 ¼
M 29 ½ 28 ¾
L 32 29 ¼
XL 35 29 ½
2XL 36 ½ 30
3XL 39 30 ¼
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Made to move with you, our athletic crop top gives freedom to your creativity and yoga practice! This printed crop top is perfect for working out or wearing out and about.
• Made from EcoPoly Fiber (88% polyester, 12% spandex), an eco-friendly performance knit fabric manufactured in Canada. Chlorine resistant.
Machine washable and dryable. Do not bleach. Ultra-stretch fabric holds shape even after multiple wearings and print will not fade with washing.
• Printed and sewn by hand in Montreal, Canada
• Athletic crop top hem falls about 1-2” above the belly button on most people
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Stay cool with this fun printed short sleeve button down shirt. Bring a relaxed Hawaiian energy to your day to day fashion.
100% Polyester Poplin
Cotton hand-feel
Button placket
Regular fit
Spread collar
High definition printing colors
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Streaming + Download
Includes unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality download in MP3, FLAC and more.
This subversive fanny pack will carry all your essentials around festivals or around town. Zippered outside plus a small inside pocket to keep your valuables safe. Adjustable strap.
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I always thought I’d be a mom before I turned 35
Now I’m 34 and I’m just struggling to stay alive
I was hoping for a future I could really get behind
I was making promises to all the rest of humankind
Give me something to be hopeful for
And I’ll give you nine months
Of my body and my soul
To build a thing I promise
Will be capable of love
But I worry that’s no different than a sacrifice to gods
Like ancient people did when they just needed a name
And a rulebook for an ever changing, never ending game
I always felt religion missed the point of the race
But it’s true sometimes this humanist has nothing to chase
I can’t offer half the things my parents could when I was young
I was hoping I could make up for it with the things I’ve done
Always wondering if I’ve done enough to earn the love I have
Wondering if I could do half as good as did my mom and dad
Bargaining for how I get to live
The legacy of pain that bought my privilege
Compels me to atone and use my gifts to give
What I can to who’s still here and try not to give in
To voices that aren’t mine telling me things that aren’t true
And a world that makes destructive choices so easy to choose
But I wonder if I had a baby could I watch the news?
‘Cause it’s true sometimes this nurturer can’t feel so confused
And if I turn a corner, if I stop feeling insane
Will I remain in touch with any wisdom from the pain?
I’m scared of being healthy in this unhealthy terrain
But it’s true sometimes this weary soul needs rest from the shame
I always thought I’d be a mom before I turned 35
I still feel like it’s a thing I’d like to do before I die
Burdened with a sense that I can do it all and then some more
Seems I just can’t shake the feeling my dreams are worth fighting for
All we are is what we do and I
Know that I have done my best
I’ve really fucking tried
To juice this life of lessons
To squeeze out every drop
To strain out all the bullshit
And drink a couple shots
So I can feel a buzz while I try to work the room
As a socially acceptable eccentric little muse
But I know that soon I’ll have to learn some chords besides the blues
‘Cause it’s true sometimes this songwriter wants
Something to lose
To lose
To lose
I always thought I’d be a mom before I turned 35
credits
from Warm By The Dumpster Fire,
track released September 15, 2023
Written & Performed by Rachel Lark
Engineered by Justin Glasco
Mixing by Ryan Lipman
Mastering by Piper Payne
