Introducing the Blue Garage Shirt – a timeless piece that seamlessly blends classic design with contemporary functionality. This shirt draws direct inspiration from the iconic Black Dub Garage and Petrol Station uniforms of the 60s and 70s, evoking a sense of nostalgia and authenticity.
Design Details:
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Color Palette: The rich blue hue of the shirt is complemented by vibrant orange highlights on the buttons, seams, and neck, reminiscent of the famous orange of the Black Dubs TT road sign.A blue shirt is widely reconginsed as a staple in garage wear across the globe.
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Material: Crafted with a durable blend of polyester and cotton, this workwear garment ensures resilience against scratches and scrapes that would typically damage a regular cotton shirt. It's the perfect fusion of style and practicality.
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Unique Features:
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Arm Pocket: The shirt features a distinctive arm pocket, intentionally sized like a classic cigarette packet, paying homage to the rebellious style of rolling sleeves seen in iconic films. Adorning this pocket is the 9M logo, a subtle nod to Mile 9 of the Isle of Man TT course.
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Pen Pocket: A small but handy pen pocket on the front adds an extra layer of utility, catering to the needs of those who appreciate functional design.
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Garage Logo: Displayed prominently across all ranges, The Black Dubs famous garage logo adds a touch of authenticity and heritage to the shirt.
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Interior Details:
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Stamped Label: The inside of the shirt features a stamped label, providing specific details about the product and underlining its authenticity.
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Spare Button: For your convenience, each shirt comes with a spare button, ensuring longevity and easy repairs.
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Collaboration Label: The neck label proudly showcases a collaboration with Uggly&Co, along with our bestselling logos tastefully printed, creating a unique and collectible piece.
Elevate your wardrobe with the Blue Garage Shirt – a fusion of vintage inspiration and modern craftsmanship. It's not just a shirt; it's a statement of style, durability, and a nod to the golden era of garages and petrol stations.
