The Biltwell Gremmie Tee is a throwback to the fun and oftentimes irreverent t-shirts of the ’70s and ’80s. It features Gremmie on his trusty steed wearing a helmet, boots and not a lot else.
The tee comes in sizes from S through to XXL, and it’s made from 100% pre-shrunk 4.3oz cotton, with a hand-screened water-based ink graphic, woven clip tags and in a move that should be an industry standard -the irritating collar tag has been removed in favour of a screen printed label.
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