Xtheboundaries Shorts

Description: Pushing the limits and exceeding expectations, one must "X the Boundaries". It's the motto of Breaking Boundaries Enterprises and it should be for you too.

Description: When they draw the line in the sand and put up borders around your creative spirit, tear on through with this design that says, "I'm going to bust on through and X the Boundaries!"

Description: Perfectly said by tha K-MAN in his catchphrase for any situation gone arye. Simple put - "Terrible..."

Description: Inspired by the book cover artwork for "Wild Run" by Kenneth Irwin II, the story's motto reads "A Simple Roll of The Dice", with a pair of "snake eyes" dice under it.

Description: Breaking Awareness/X Out Cancer is the symbol of hope for those battling the disease that has taken so many lives. Something that hits personally close to the heart. Incorporating the BBE logo, this design shows support to those of all fighting. With the purchase of this shirt, 100% of proceeds will go to charity in helping researching cures and treatments (split between St. Jude's Children Hospital & Cancer Research Institute).

Description: Breaking Boundaries Enterprises name & logo in red, white, and blue lettering.

Description: Be it painting, music, dancing, or watching a sunset... Everything has it's own beauty to each person-- Making life a living, breathing work of art.

Description: tha K-MAN's outlook on life of coming from a "Different Era, with a Stronger Attitude" in today's climate.

Description: In a world full of fakes, be and surround yourself with 100 percent REAL.

Description: Breaking Awareness/X Out Cancer is the symbol of hope for those battling the disease that has taken so many lives. Something that hits personally close to the heart. With the disintegrating "X" in the background, it is a metaphor of the disease with ever step one fights against it. With the purchase of this shirt, 100% of proceeds will go to charity in helping researching cures and treatments (split between St. Jude's Children Hospital & Cancer Research Institute).