(Images: “Motorcycle T-shirt”) **Click here for other colors** **Click here for other products with this design** 6.2 oz heavyweight cotton. The trim T-shirt, with its accent color on the ribbed parts, is a classic symbol of the American T-shirt style. Wide binder width. By deliberately overlapping and stitching, it creates a vintage look. The neckline uses a tough two-needle binder-neck construction. The fabric’s thickness and the distinctive rough texture of open-end (air-spun) yarn are part of its appeal. Open-end yarn is fluffy and has volume, yet it has a dry, coarse feel. **Back print.** A Showa-retro design that brings to mind the good old days. “Live To Ride, Ride To Live” “Live to ride; ride to live.” Wheel motifs on both sides represent two wheels. Meiji 35 (1902) is the year motorized bicycles (motorcycles) were first imported from the United States. **Front.** The katakana “モーターサイクル” (“Motorcycle”) lettering stands out. **SIZE** S: Length 65 cm / Width 47.5 cm / Sleeve 18 cm M: Length 68 cm / Width 50 cm / Sleeve 19 cm L: Length 71 cm / Width 52.5 cm / Sleeve 20 cm XL: Length 74 cm / Width 55 cm / Sleeve 21 cm XXL: Length 78 cm / Width 58 cm / Sleeve 22 cm