The Summer Graphic Tee Edit: 10 BklynMotors Picks
Summer is when the tee does all the work. No jacket. No layers. Just the shirt and what it says about you. These are ten BklynMotors designs worth wearing right now.
1. Flatbush Fighters — $38
The Flatbush Fighters tee is built around a vintage motor club graphic that references one of Brooklyn's most recognizable neighborhoods. Black base, white graphic, the kind of design that looks better worn than brand new. This is the one you reach for when you want something with a story.
2. Kings County Riders V2 — $38
The V2 is the most streetwear-forward piece in the lineup. Distressed graphic, layered type, the kind of worn-in quality that most brands spend years trying to fake. Black, navy, or army green. Any of them work.
3. Coney Island Tee — $38
Silver base, bold graphic referencing Brooklyn's most iconic waterfront. The Coney Island tee carries summer built into the design — ocean, open air, the end of the line. It reads differently than the darker colorways in the lineup. Lighter, but no less serious.
4. Eagle Tee — $38
The eagle has meant something in American design for over a century. In moto culture it means something more specific: speed, road miles, the kind of freedom that doesn't need explaining. Available in navy, black, and brown. The navy is the summer move.
5. Crown Heights Cruisers — $38
White base. Clean graphic. One of the few BklynMotors designs that works in natural light the way darker tees work at night. Crown Heights is one of Brooklyn's most layered neighborhoods, and the design carries that complexity without overcomplicating it.
6. Arrows Tee — $38
The Arrows is our best-selling tee, and the reason is simple: the graphic works. Directional, bold, built around a design language that motorcycle culture refined over decades. Available in asphalt, army green, and light blue. All three are summer-ready.
7. King of Spades — $38
The King of Spades graphic pulls from American card culture and moto club imagery — two traditions that share more than most people realize. Asphalt base. The design rewards a second look. Not loud, but it holds attention.
8. Williamsburg Wheelmen — $38
Light blue base, classic motor club type. The Williamsburg Wheelmen references the pre-development era of the neighborhood — when it was about industry and craft, not condos. The light colorway makes it the right call for summer heat.
9. Red Hook Motorclub — $38
Red Hook has never fully gentrified, and the Red Hook Motorclub tee knows it. White tee, bold graphic, a design that references the neighborhood's history as a working waterfront. This is one for the rider who knows the difference between what Red Hook was and what people want it to be now.
10. East New York Tee — $38
East New York is the last neighborhood in Brooklyn that hasn't been rebranded. The tee doesn't try to. Black base, honest graphic, a design that represents the borough as it actually is — not as a marketing concept. That's the whole point.
All tees are printed on Airlume combed and ring-spun cotton — the same base used across the entire BklynMotors lineup. Soft, durable, and built to hold a print across years of wear. These aren't fast fashion. They're designed to last the summer and the one after it.
