The Overlap Logo T-Shirt is a testament to all the weathered storms and bluebird days spent in pursuit of gettin' dirty. The original text art of Jeff Canham is screen-printed on durable yet lightweight 4.4-oz organic cotton using PVC- and phthalate-free inks.
The slightly-shaped tee has an athletic, classic boy fit and features a traditional crew neck. Taped shoulder seams add comfort. Recyclable through the Common Threads Recycling Program.
Material:
4.4-oz 100% organic cotton. Recyclable through the Common Threads Recycling Program
Organic Cotton
We only sell from our stock which is ready to ship, all orders are treated as Priority and get the fastest delivery to the destination. In the UK this means next working day for orders received by noon.
| Orders over £100 | Free |
| Orders up to £100 | £5 |
Estimated 1 working day for delivery
| Orders over £200 | Free |
| Orders up to £200 | £10 |
Estimated 2 working days for delivery
| Orders over £200 | Free |
| Orders up to £200 | £15 |
Estimated 3 working days for delivery
| Orders over £300 | Free |
| Orders up to £300 | £23 |
Estimated 5/6 working days for delivery
Please remember that your order requires a signature on delivery. Saturday, Sunday and Bank Holiday’s are not carrier working days. We cannot ship to the Channel Islands, Norway and Switzerland as these are not within our delivery zones.
It is very easy to manufacture ‘heritage’ and ‘cool’ these days and at Countryside Ski & Climb we make it our business to seek out the genuine from the phoney as great ideas are worth spreading. Inspired by the courier bags the NYC cycle messengers used to use in the 70’s, Rob Honeycutt, a cycle messenger himself in 1989 San Francisco, took the leap to start manufacturing his own bags in a backstreet garage.
Much like the heartwarming arrival of blossom on trees and nodding daffodils at this time of year, Royal Robbins always heralds the arrival of spring at Countryside Ski & Climb! We have been proud to offer Royal Robbins for over 15 years now and the brand has always stayed true to its heritage.
