Bourbon T-Shirt

This heavyweight cotton t-shirt is cut from dense, garment-dyed jersey that already feels broken-in from the first wear—soft, slightly faded at the edges, like it’s been sitting on the back porch through a few long evenings.

A single, small bourbon glass is printed low on the left chest in matte charcoal ink—no shine, no outline, just the clean shape of the glass with a shallow pour of amber liquid catching the light in the most understated way.

Below it, in small, tight sans-serif lettering the color of old barrel char, the word “BOURBON” sits alone—no quotes, no flourish, no explanation.

The fabric is thick enough to hold its shape but broken-in enough to drape naturally across the shoulders and chest, never stiff, never trying too hard.

Short sleeves end in a subtle double-needle hem that sits comfortably above the bicep—no tight bands, no fuss.

The neckline is a classic crew with a soft, narrow rib that lies flat against the collarbone and doesn’t stretch out after the first wash.

It carries the kind of vibe you get when someone pours you two fingers without asking—steady, warm, no performance.

Wear it with raw denim, black sweats, or just alone on a late afternoon; the bourbon mark stays small and quiet, letting the shirt itself do the talking.

This is the t-shirt for people who don’t need to announce what they’re about—the glass, the word, the worn-in black cotton already say it.

Simple, deliberate, slow-sipping energy in fabric form.

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