This long-sleeve tee carries a bold, vintage firefighting spirit—a dark heather canvas for rich, detailed art. The front wears a small chest patch-style emblem; the back bursts with a full-color, tattoo-inspired crest: crossed axes, roaring flames, and a proud Native American chief rendered in warm reds and golds with “Fire & Iron MC” and “Station 183, Central Oklahoma.” It feels like the shirt you reach for before a night at the station, a local ride, or a gathering with crew who understand grit and tradition. The fit sits true to size with a classic silhouette, while the soft, spun cotton keeps it breathable and comfortable for long shifts or weekend hangs. It’s a statement piece that reads tough but moves easy—made to be lived in and layered as the day gets colder.

Product features
- 100% spun cotton for strong, smooth printing surface
- Wide rib collar for a comfortable, classic neckline
- Classic fit that layers well over or under outerwear
- Ribbed cuffs to keep sleeves in place during activity
- High-contrast, full-back graphic with small chest emblem

Care instructions
- Machine wash: warm (max 40C or 105F)
- Non-chlorine: bleach as needed
- Tumble dry: low heat
- Do not iron
- Do not dryclean