Buco Stripe Tee Cut Off

The thick two-tone stripe tee is synonymous with the outlaw Biker scene of the 1950s. Motorcycling emerged as a substitute for wartime experiences for many veterans but the act of men socialising post-war was in itself an anti-establishment concept. This combined with the more casual, rugged aesthetic of men returning from War in Europe redefined the prevailing style of American Motorcycle Club members, but more noticeably in the ‘Outlaw’ clubs on the fringes of biker culture. Media sensationalising of the 1947 Hollister Riot catalysed an association of post-war American Motorcycle Clubs as being occupied by misfits and rebels and this affiliation was further cemented by depictions in classic American cinema throughout the 50s and 60s where the thick stripe tee could be used as a shorthand to depict a characters anti establishmentarianism. The BUCO STRIPE TEE CUT-OFF seen here is crafted from soft slub fabric for exceptional comfort. The sleeveless design, which prevents interference with leather jackets, was a favourite among outlaw bikers. For Style and Comfort, you can’t beat Buco’s Quality Stripe Tees! Cotton Sewing Thread Construction