New York is a place of details. The particular green of a subway globe. The way a taxi drifts half into the bike lane like it’s just curious. The Manhattan Bridge rising up like a steel promise that, yes, you will eventually make it to Brooklyn. This shirt is full of those details.

Printed in deep red on a bright white resort shirt, the whole thing is covered with a hand-drawn map of the city, not the official version, but the one cyclists carry in their heads. Brownstones stacked like Lego towers. Subway signs pointing uptown. Riders slipping through traffic with that specific New York blend of caution and swagger.

The artwork started as a drawing and grew into a continuous panorama that wraps around the entire shirt, like a long ride where every turn reveals another small New York scene.

The shirt itself is light and breezy, cut in an easy resort fit that works for summer rides, café stops, or the sacred post-ride beer.

It’s a cycling shirt that doesn’t look like one.

Just the city, sketched out the way it moves when you’re rolling through it on two wheels.

Hand drawn in NYC