Fixing What You Broke From Day One Mechanic T-Shirt
“It was making a noise” is how every good story starts.
The Fixing What You Broke From Day One Mechanic T-Shirt is for the mechanics and technicians everyone calls when things stop working. Pull it on for a weekend car meet, a parts-store run, or a relaxed evening after the tools are put away. A little garage humor, without having to explain the repair bill.
- Show your mechanic pride with a punchline fellow auto and diesel technicians will understand.
- Keep casual layers light with soft cotton-blend fabric and a classic fit.
- Enjoy a ribbed collar and shoulder tape that helps reduce stretching through everyday wear.
Materials and product details
60% combed ring-spun cotton and 40% polyester. Lightweight 4.3 oz fabric, classic fit, 1x1 ribbed collar, self-fabric shoulder tape, tear-away label, and DTF-printed inner neck label.
Sizes and colors
Listed sizes: XS, S, M, L, XL, 2XL, 3XL, 4XL, and 5XL. Listed colors: CVC Black, CVC Cardinal, CVC Cream, CVC Espresso, CVC Indigo, CVC Midnight Navy, CVC Military Green, CVC Sand, CVC Silk, CVC Stone Gray, CVC Warm Gray, CVC White, and Heather Cool Blue. Color and size combinations may vary.
Measurements are in inches. Size tolerance: 1 inch.
- XS: width 17.50; length 27.00; sleeve 7.12.
- S: width 19.00; length 28.00; sleeve 7.63.
- M: width 20.50; length 29.00; sleeve 8.13.
- L: width 22.00; length 30.00; sleeve 8.63.
- XL: width 24.00; length 31.00; sleeve 9.13.
- 2XL: width 26.00; length 32.00; sleeve 9.63.
- 3XL: width 28.00; length 33.00; sleeve 10.13.
- 4XL: width 30.00; length 34.00; sleeve 10.63.
- 5XL: width 32.00; length 35.00; sleeve 11.13.
Care instructions
Machine wash cold, maximum 30°C or 90°F. Do not bleach. Tumble dry on low heat. Iron, steam, or dry on low heat. Do not dry clean.
A funny birthday, Father's Day, holiday, or trade-school graduation gift for a mechanic, automotive technician, diesel tech, apprentice, or shop coworker.
Choose your listed color and size, and let your off-duty shirt do the troubleshooting humor.