About these road trip shirts
Ten designs from the shoulder of the road. Layered ROUTE 66 lettering runs Chicago to Santa Monica. Hands hold an open paper map with a red route traced across mountains, rivers and desert. A route shield in road-sign colours is cut open and repacked with its lettering and gold stars.
Night and day both show up. A pink flamingo in heart sunglasses leans on navy MOTEL lettering. Three cut-out photos follow a night drive past a half-dead motel arrow and a pump nozzle. Grease-stained hands grip a chrome fuel nozzle beneath FULL SERVICE. Comic panels lean a grinning trucker out of a big rig, and a long-nose semi silhouette carries a two-lane road inside it.
Two are quieter: a red pickup on a dirt lane through golden wheat with a beagle in the bed, and a thermos, road map and ring of keys as a greyscale still life. Each is a 1-of-1. Claim one and you own the artwork with full commercial rights; a printed tee is a separate order.
Road trip shirts slogan ideas
- Chicago to Santa Monica
- Two lanes only
- Eyes on the mile marker
- Full service, no rush
- Vacancy, still
- Detour accepted
- Fold the map wrong
- Back roads, full tank
- Windows down, map out
- Pickup, beagle, wheat
- Thermos and keys
- Night shift on the interstate
- Where the pavement ends
- Gas, coffee, horizon
- Born on the shoulder
- The long way round
None of these fit? Make your own design from a prompt and it becomes a 1-of-1 of its own.
Questions
What to wear on a road trip?
Loose, breathable layers you can sit in for hours: a cotton tee, an overshirt or hoodie for cold car air, and shoes that slip off easily. Skip stiff waistbands. The tee is the base layer, and the artwork doubles as the souvenir.
Where does Route 66 start and end?
Route 66 ran from Chicago, Illinois to Santa Monica, California, about 2,400 miles. The Mother Road Bloom design on this page layers the route lettering from Chicago to Santa Monica.
What states does Route 66 go through?
Illinois, Missouri, Kansas, Oklahoma, Texas, New Mexico, Arizona and California.