Motorcycle T-Shirts
Graphic tees, long sleeves, henleys and tank tops from Harley-Davidson, ROEG, Biltwell, Royal Enfield and KTM, in men's, women's and children's cuts. The cloth is the difference. It runs from a light poly-cotton tanktop up to heavyweight cotton jersey.
Seventy-eight listings, all of them plain casual wear. Harley-Davidson MotorClothes are the biggest part of it, then ROEG and Biltwell, with two Royal Enfield tees and a Red Bull KTM children's tee alongside. The brand filter cuts that down to one make. Nothing here states a protection standard, which is the difference between this page and the casual and riding shirts.
Every tee here is for sale with free UK delivery available, children's sizes included. Thirty-eight of the 78 carry a was-price on the grid at 10% off RRP. The other forty do not.
Weight, stated three different ways
Cloth weight is what most people are choosing on. No two makers report it the same way. Biltwell uses ounces: ten of its fifteen state 6oz pre-shrunk cotton, and eight of those add hand-screened water-based ink and a screen-printed label where the collar tag would be. Its supplier's text puts the Script Female tee at 4.3oz and the Oops tanktop at a 3.5oz poly-cotton blend. ROEG does not give a number at all. It calls Ryder, Spark and Pepper an ultra-heavyweight cotton, Kane and the OG tee a cotton with a little Lycra in it, Logo and Billy plain cotton, and the Ricky jerseys a light French terry with thumbholes at the cuff. Harley-Davidson uses grams per square metre, on 11 of its 42 listings, from 180 up to 290 gsm, and fit words on the rest.
Sizes
Biltwell is the one brand here with a size chart we could read, and it measures the garment flat:
| S | M | L | XL | 2XL | 3XL | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Width | 18" | 20" | 22" | 24" | 26" | 28" |
| Length | 28" | 29" | 30" | 31" | 32" | 33" |
That is for the crew and long-sleeve tees. It does not extend to the women's cuts or the tanktop, and there is no published chart to check those against. ROEG publishes none for its tops, and Harley-Davidson describes each garment in fit words instead.
What the Harley-Davidson names mean
Willie G is the skull-graphic line, named after Willie G. Davidson, Harley-Davidson's long-serving head of styling. Six tees here carry it. Dickies is a collaboration. It does not tell you anything about the cloth. Seven listings carry it. Bling covers eight women's tops in two different cloths. Five are a 225 gsm rayon and spandex jersey with rhinestone work. The other three, the Essential Bling and the two Rose & Thorn tanks, are a cotton interlock with a little spandex and lace trim, and give no weight. Four are Leeds dealership tees, two of them in children's sizes. They are licensed prints carrying this shop's own name.
The two Royal Enfield tees are named after the Bullet 350 and the Himalayan. Their listings say nothing else. Heavier fleece is on the hoodies and sweatshirts page.