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Milk District releases online shirt shop

By Brendan O'Connor

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The Milk District Main Street has launched a new online storefront to capitalize on their street cred.

The shop has three different styles at the moment including basic logo tees, a Pride tee, and a “melty” tee just in time for a hot summer.

Prices range from $18-22 a piece and the shirts can be purchased HERE.

Side Note: The shirts are hot but we’re really digging this special Milk District beach towel.

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