JOE MCCOY TEE / ULSTER CLUB underwear his number was “4

his number was “4

This results in a more controlled finish with less pronounced fading over time

The adoption of Breton sweaters and boat shoes on the mid-century East Coast reflected the aspiration of boating and maritime recreation in an era when leisure time was a growing status symbol of the high society

Branded as a ‘Varsity Jacket’

independent motorcycle garages and custom shops began producing their own shirts featuring bold logos

JOE MCCOY TEE / ULSTER CLUB underwear his number was “4The JOE MCCOY TEE ULSTER CLUB tee is made from 8 oz. cotton and features a classic 1950s boxy fit. The binder neck ensures the neckline holds its shape through repeated wear and washing. The ULSTER CLUB print is hand applied at our Kobe headquarters using traditional manual techniques, achieving the authentic texture and feel of vintage T shirts. Half social club, half backroom gathering spot, the Ulster Club is an establishment where the regulars