Pherrow's Auto Club T-Shirt

Pherrow’s often looks beyond familiar military and workwear references to the smaller pieces of American clothing that survive through vintage collecting. This T-shirt is based on a club shirt originally produced for an event by a real community group near New Site, Alabama, capturing the kind of local graphic that might otherwise have disappeared with time.

The shirt uses a classic ringer construction, with contrasting ribbing around the collar and sleeve cuffs framing the 100% cotton body. Closely associated with American casual and sportswear of the 1960s and 1970s, the contrast trim gives the simple graphic tee a distinctly period appearance.

Pherrow’s finishes the shirt to suggest an original that has survived years of regular wear. The colour and print have a softened, aged character rather than the sharp appearance of a newly produced graphic, reinforcing the feeling of a T-shirt discovered from a small American club or community event decades after it was first made.