Price range: $26.47 through $46.57
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Standard fit, order a size up if you prefer a looser fit.
| Size | Width, in | Length, in | Sleeve, in |
|---|---|---|---|
| XS | 16.50 (41.90 cm) | 27.00 (68.58 cm) | 8.60 (21.84 cm) |
| S | 18.00 (45.72 cm) | 28.00 (71.12 cm) | 8.90 (22.61 cm) |
| M | 20.00 (50.80 cm) | 29.00 (73.66 cm) | 9.20 (23.37 cm) |
| L | 22.00 (55.88 cm) | 30.00 (76.20 cm) | 9.50 (24.13 cm) |
| XL | 24.00 (60.96 cm) | 31.00 (78.74 cm) | 9.70 (24.64 cm) |
| 2XL | 26.00 (66.04 cm) | 32.00 (81.28 cm) | 10.00 (25.40 cm) |
| 3XL | 28.00 (71.12 cm) | 33.00 (83.82 cm) | 10.40 (26.42 cm) |
| 4XL | 30.00 (76.20 cm) | 34.00 (86.36 cm) | 10.80 (27.43 cm) |
| 5XL | 32.00 (81.28 cm) | 35.00 (88.90 cm) | 11.20 (28.45 cm) |
Product Description:
This design works because it turns a security policy into wearable workplace language. “Multi-Factor Authentication Required” is not abstract cyber jargon for the target buyer. It is the kind of phrase IT teams, security admins, compliance people, and helpdesk staff repeat, enforce, explain, and troubleshoot every day. The large red “Required” gives the shirt a policy-sign feel, making the message direct without needing hacker imagery.
The copy should keep that professional clarity. Highlight the front-print layout, MFA message, bold red “Required” typography, login-lock icon, and clean security-awareness style. Avoid making it sound like a funny hacker shirt or claiming any technical protection. The buying trigger is recognition: this is for people who live inside authentication workflows and want cyber apparel that speaks in the language of real security practice.
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