Gem Spa T-shirts

Support the great Gem Spa by buying a t-shirt!



From Gem's Instagram:

"T-shirts can be purchased at paypal.me/gemspa on PayPal and picked up next Thursday evening after 5 PM. Or they can be shipped worldwide at an extra cost. Be sure to include your size."



Gem is struggling these days, so even if you can't buy a shirt, go by and grab a coffee, egg cream, Juul, anything and everything helps.


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