Description
“Alcohol Is Poison” Unisex Garment-Dyed T-Shirt – Bold Message, Premium Comfort
Make a clear and confident statement with our “Alcohol Is Poison” Unisex T-Shirt — a bold and stylish way to express your commitment to sober living or support someone on their recovery journey. This tee isn’t just about fashion — it’s about meaning. Whether you’re attending a recovery event, relaxing at home, or out with friends, this shirt helps start conversations and spread awareness.
Crafted from 100% ring-spun US cotton, this garment-dyed tee offers exceptional softness, breathability, and a unique vintage look. The fabric is pre-shrunk and dyed for a one-of-a-kind finish, giving each shirt a slightly different tone that adds character to your outfit.
Designed for everyday wear, the shirt features double-needle stitching for long-lasting durability and a seamless build that enhances fit and reduces fabric waste. With sizes ranging from S to 4XL, it offers a comfortable, inclusive fit for all body types.
Perfect for casual wear, sober celebrations, awareness walks, or giving as a thoughtful gift, this sober lifestyle t-shirt speaks volumes — without you saying a word.
Product Features:
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Garment-dyed for a soft texture and rich color
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100% ring-spun US cotton
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Seamless construction for improved appearance and sustainability
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Double-needle stitched seams for durability
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Sizes S to 4XL
Care Instructions:
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Machine wash cold (max 30°C / 90°F)
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Tumble dry low
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Do not bleach
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Iron/steam low heat
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Do not dry clean
Wear your truth. Make a difference. Choose comfort, style, and purpose with this Alcohol Is Poison graphic tee — exclusively from SoberSlogans.com.
Alcohol is considered a poison because it is a toxic substance that damages the body when consumed. It affects the brain, liver, and other organs, impairing judgment and causing long-term health problems. Despite its social acceptance, alcohol can lead to addiction, illness, and even death.
The word poison was first recorded in English around the year 1200, meaning “a deadly potion or substance.” It derives from the Old French poison or puison (12th century; Modern French: poison), originally meaning “a drink,” particularly a medicinal one. By the 14th century, the term had come to signify “a (magic) potion” or “poisonous drink.” These uses trace back to the Latin word potionem (nominative: potio), meaning “a drinking” or “a drink,” and more specifically “a poisonous drink,” as seen in the writings of Cicero. The Latin root comes from the verb potare, meaning “to drink.”
The use of “poison” as an adjective in the form “poisonous” dates back to the 1520s. The practice of using “poison” in combination with plant names began in the 18th century. For example, the term poison oak was first recorded in 1743, and poison ivy appeared in usage by 1784. The expression poison gas was first used during World War I in 1915. [1]
