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Chris McNally Long-sleeve T-Shirt

Artwork by the legendary Chris McNally printed in Chico on 100% Cotton using water-based discharge screen printing.

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Chris McNally is one of our favorite cycling/outdoor artists EVER. You’ve probably seen his work in a ton of bike catalogs and magazine articles, or on the Sprinter vans we use for aid stations at events.

If you haven’t seen our vans in person, you could stand there for a half an hour looking at all of the fun little details and Easter-eggs he put into the artwork.

We loved this van artwork so much, we asked if he could adapt some of it for use as a long-sleeve T-Shirt design and… he killed it!

 

 

Made in the USA. Please double check your measurements before ordering, we are unable to accept returns on this item.

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