Overland Bound T-Shirt

[roamingtimber]

Just saw an Tumblr post from Overland Bound about a pretty sweet looking t-shirt. So I hustled over and ordered myself one! Can't wait for me and the Jeep to have matching logos!

 

[Robert OB 33/48]

Yes, I have one as well. Wished they had lady shirts as well with a V-collar. Then I could buy one for my lady as well.
Maybe a good idea.

Greetings from Robert

 

[Lifestyle Overland]

Already got two on the way! Wonder if there will be kid sizes in the future... @administrator @CorrieOB

 

[Michael]

Hey @stringtwelve I think we will, but no immediate plan. For quality, volume needs to go up. We can do one-off sizes, but that is a digital print, and not as good. We'll see how these shirts do and branch out.

M

 

[Overland-Indiana]

I plan on buying your bundle here very soon, the one that comes with a shirt, 2 badges and some decals. It is a great value!

 

[Michael]

I plan on buying your bundle here very soon, the one that comes with a shirt, 2 badges and some decals. It is a great value!

Cool! Make sure to ping me when you do and I'll upgrade your forum status to "Member"! PM me!

 

[Overland-Indiana]

Cool! Make sure to ping me when you do and I'll upgrade your forum status to "Member"! PM me!

Will do!

 

[TxTerra]

Once i free up some spare cash from prepping my vehicle for a upcoming challenge, i will be getting a few shirts. I havent looked in the store yet, but are there different color options?

 

[Steve]

OK, we're home, and I'm ready to order my Overland Bound t-shirt. How are they running, size-wise? I'm wavering between medium and large. (Well I'm a little larger after eating 43 days on the road... ;) )

 

[Lifestyle Overland]

Steve, I feel that they are "fitted", but not tight. Also, they don't shrink. It just depends on your preference.

 

[Steve]

Well, I'm definitely not a "fitted" shape, so I'd better go of a large. Thanks!

 

[MA_Trooper]

@administrator ,
As you may have seen in my trip report, we are expecting in February. We are having a girl, which means everyone is ignoring our registry and buying pink clothing. Nothing but pink clothing that says "Princess" all over it. How about a short run of rugged onesies for babies first overlanding trip? I just don't feel right dressing her in "Princess" clothes while in Big Bend... I think it would make the old Trooper brake down or something...
Joking of course, you guys keep on keepin on.

Well... half joking...

Edit: Rantings of a first time father. Just looking for something that is a little bit less, "I'm a girl, change my tires for me" and a little bit more, "excuse me sir, would you like me to change your tire for you." lol :)

 

[Michael]

@administrator ,
As you may have seen in my trip report, we are expecting in February. We are having a girl, which means everyone is ignoring our registry and buying pink clothing. Nothing but pink clothing that says "Princess" all over it. How about a short run of rugged onesies for babies first overlanding trip? I just don't feel right dressing her in "Princess" clothes while in Big Bend... I think it would make the old Trooper brake down or something...
Joking of course, you guys keep on keepin on.

Well... half joking...

Edit: Rantings of a first time father. Just looking for something that is a little bit less, "I'm a girl, change my tires for me" and a little bit more, "excuse me sir, would you like me to change your tire for you." lol :)

That's awesome! Not a bad idea!

 

[tom]

@administrator ,


Edit: Rantings of a first time father. Just looking for something that is a little bit less, "I'm a girl, change my tires for me" and a little bit more, "excuse me sir, would you like me to change your tire for you." lol :)

That's a look on her face that comes from good parenting including time outdoors, not a logo on her onesie ;-)

Congratulations on the soon to be new addition to the family, as a father of two daughters, it's a wonderful role...

Cheers, Tom

Edit, add "Drive a 5spd" to the list ;-)

 

[Steve]

I got mine started early :)

And she quickly learned that the hammer is the most frequently used tool when doing a brake job.

 

[Lifestyle Overland]

@cjones Congrats on the news (belated). You're gonna love having an overlanding buddy. Our little one has a blast and travels well.

@tom I agree with your statement... it's all in the way you raise them.

Pink or purple doesn't matter to her, she loves working on the rigs:

 

[Steve]

Well, I'm definitely not a "fitted" shape, so I'd better go of a large. Thanks!

My shirt arrived today. Excellent quality!

I ordered a size large, and it fits fine, but is none too large. I'm 5' 8" tall, and weigh a post-vacation 166 pounds. If the shirt shrinks much, it'll be snug, but then, I'm trying to get back to the 153 pounds I was this time last year, so I'll shrink with the shirt.

So if you are any busier than me, you might want to go a bit larger.

 

[Steve]

That's wild that we have almost the same photo of our girls. But yours is using a real wrench, on a real tire.

And congratulations Chris @cjones Enjoy every minute of it, because they grow up way too fast. I know you'll hear that often, but take it from one who just sent one daughter off to college and walked the other down the aisle over the past few months. It disappears in a flash!