This is our "Ridin’ Dirty" cotton tee.  Made from 100% Airlume Combed and Ringspun Cotton tee, it's extra soft and durable, with our Ridin’ Dirty design on the front.   
 
Did You Know?
Flounder season is shorter than ever these days in North Carolina, and not that we’d ever risk a run-in with NC Wildlife, but let’s be honest — when that flounder bites out of season, “Ridin’ Dirty” hits a little too close to home.  We love these fish (enough to feature them on three tees!) and want to keep them around for seasons to come, but we also don’t mind a little laugh while we wait for the next open season. This one’s for the anglers who toe the line, love their fish, and want to laugh  a little with us.   
 
 
Even More About Flounder
- Flounder are the masters of disguise.  Once their eyes move to one side, they lie flat on the ocean floor, perfectly camouflaged and changing pattern and color to blend in with the sand and shells — ambushing shrimp and small fish that wander too close.
- Because of their shape, flounder swim sideways — not a design flaw, just efficient sneakin’.
- A female flounder can lay up to 4 million eggs in a single season.Only a tiny fraction survive to adulthood — which is why protecting them matters. 
 
How to Help!
Know the Rules - As much as we like to kid about the abbreviated flounder season here in North Carolina, we want to have these fish around for centuries to come.  Check current NC Wildlife & Marine Fisheries regulations before you fish. Seasons change fast — and fines come faster.
Catch & Release the Right Way. Use circle hooks, handle fish gently, and keep them in the water as much as possible before release. A little care means a lot of survival.
Protect Their Home.
Flounder depend on healthy marshes, seagrass beds, and estuaries. Pick up trash, support oyster reef restoration, and avoid prop-scarring in shallow grass flats.
Support Fair Limits.  Back efforts to balance commercial and recreational quotas. It’s not about taking sides — it’s about giving flounder a fighting chance.