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Cuba Missouri Route 66 T-Shirt – Centennial Roadside Collage
Cuba Missouri Route 66 T-Shirt – Centennial Roadside Collage
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Product Features
Product Features
✓ Premium Comfort Colors® 1717
✓ 100% Ring-Spun Cotton
✓ Relaxed Unisex Fit
✓ Printed in California
A quiet graphic for long drives...
Some towns deserve more than a quick stop.
This Cuba, Missouri Route 66 T-shirt brings roadside memories together in a vintage-inspired collage. Mural City lettering, the Wagon Wheel Motel sign, a classic red car, and the Fanning rocking chair surround a Route 66 shield, celebrating the character of Missouri’s Mother Road.
Distressed cream, rust, and teal artwork gives the design a nostalgic feel, finished with “Centennial Edition | 1926–2026.” Choose Black or Pepper for an everyday tee that keeps your favorite road trip close.
PRODUCT DETAILS
• Comfort Colors 1717 garment-dyed T-shirt
• 100% ring-spun cotton
• Soft feel and relaxed unisex fit
• Crew neckline and short sleeves
• Front graphic featuring a Cuba, Missouri roadside collage
• Route 66 centennial design: 1926–2026
• Available in Black and Pepper
• Sizes S–3XL
• By Being is Good
Made for Missouri locals, Route 66 travelers, classic-car enthusiasts, and anyone who loves small-town Americana.
FIT & SIZING
Compare the measurements in the size chart with a favorite T-shirt before ordering. Choose your usual size for a relaxed fit or size up for a roomier look.
CARE
Machine wash cold, inside out, with similar colors. Tumble dry low. Do not iron directly over the graphic.
Sold individually. Each purchase includes one T-shirt in your selected color and size. Garment-dyed shades may vary slightly, and screen settings can affect how colors appear.
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