Ask The Weather Pocket Tee | Porcupine Press Garment-Dyed Comfort Colors

The Supreme Court's new term opens October 5 with Suncor v. Boulder, a case about whether cities can sue oil companies in state court over climate damage or whether federal law sweeps those claims away. The argument is procedural. The stakes are not. Somewhere between the briefs and the bench, the question stops being about jurisdiction and starts being about who pays for the heat.

The back reads in three stacked lines of tall cream slab serif, hard against a left margin: TELL IT / TO THE / WEATHER. The first two lines stand up straight like a court notice. The last one does not. WEATHER ripples and bends as if you were reading it across hot asphalt in August, still legible, just no longer sitting still. A thin chili red rule runs under the first line like an exhibit marker. The weather has not filed a brief, but it is clearly making its position known.

Printed large on the back of a Comfort Colors 6030 garment-dyed pocket tee in Blue Spruce, two inks on deep green, with the Porcupine Press mark on the front pocket. And yes, the pocket is real: it holds your reading glasses, a pen or a business card. Handy, since the forecast is unlikely to take questions.

• Comfort Colors 6030 garment-dyed pocket tee, 100% ring-spun cotton
• Relaxed fit with a soft, broken-in feel; sizes S to 3XL
• Printed to order
• Wash cold inside out, tumble dry low