WHUS Butterface 4.0 Tee

Let me run through the input before writing.

Trace-back / usability check:

• "Whether you're busting your ass... or kicking some ass..." → Rule 4 (banned "whether you're" construction). Strip.
• "badge of honor," "busting your ass," "kicking some ass," "rowdiest after-hours" → pure marketing fluff, no concrete facts. Strip.
• "Forget those trendy tees that promise the perfect fit, they couldn't pull a double if they tried" → fluff. Strip.
• "puts our brothers first" → first-person brand voice ("our"), fluff. Strip.
• "100% Blue Collar" → marketing line, not a fabric fact. Strip.
• "blue-collar sculpting for your chest and arms" → invented benefit without spec basis. Strip.
• "classic fit for unrestricted movement" → "unrestricted movement" is an invented benefit (Rule 1 ban list equivalent). Keep "classic fit," drop the benefit clause.
• "Built for comfort on and off the job" → banned filler clause. Strip.
• "Tagless label so you don't itch" → "so you don't itch" is an inferred benefit. Keep "tagless label," drop the reason.
• "60% Cotton / 40% Polyester" → keep.
• Vendor header says "Troll Clothing"; raw copy says "Troll Co." — use the name as it appears in copy: Troll Co.

Usable facts:

• 60/40 cotton/poly blend
• Classic fit
• Tagless label
• Vendor: Troll Co.

That's sparse but workable. Enough for a short paragraph and a bullet list.

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Troll Co.'s Butterface 4.0 Tee. A 60/40 cotton/poly blend with a classic fit and a tagless label.

• 60% cotton, 40% polyester
• Classic fit
• Tagless label