American Born Chinese Baseball T-Shirts

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I was born chinese but now i am a proud and patriotic american. Unique design for immigrants with chinese roots who applied for US citizenship after being a permanent resident with green card for so long and now are proud and patriotic chinese americans. You were born in china and now hold immense pride in being US citizen after your naturalization, show everyone you love america, the USA, with this stars and stripes and chinese flag design. Great gift for newly naturalized U.S. citizens.

This awesome half Chinese half American design is perfect for anyone who is a Chinese immigrant to the US! Great Gift for Chinese: If you've got a loved one who is half-Chinese & half-American, they'll love this great Chinese pride design! Be sure to get this awesome Chinese-American gift for Flag Day!

Babies born between January 22, 2023 and February 9, 2024 will have the zodiac sign of the rabbit. This cute zodiac rabbit has the Chinese character for "Rabbit" written in its markings.

We come together as one.

This design is for babies between February 1, 2022 and January 21, 2023 under the Chinese zodiac sign of the tiger. This cute tiger is portrayed with the Chinese word for "Tiger" written among his stripes and makes a nice gender-neutral gift for those who can't wait to start shopping for for an expected baby.

Opposite forces. Yin Yang Raptors.

This cute tiger has the Chinese word for "Tiger" written on his rump blended into his stripes. This design is great for those who enjoy astrology and is a nice gift for those born under the sign of the tiger in the years 1938, 1950, 1962, 1974, 1986, 1998, 2010, and for babies born in 2022.

This has to stop.

This has to stop. Covid is a pandemic. Nobody is to be blamed.

we're in the same club giiiirl!

This design is for babies born between February 12, 2021 and January 31, 2022 who will have the Chinese zodiac sign of the ox. This cute zodiac Ox by Mozartini has the Chinese word that means "Ox" or "Bull" as a marking on his rump.