The outfit is simple: a yellow shirt, black pants, and either a tan, gold, or white hat. That’s the uniform of Indianapolis Motor Speedway’s Safety Patrol. Informally known as “Yellow Shirts,” these folks remain a historically important part of what helps define everyone’s experience at the track. Part employee (most make about $8 an hour), and mostly volunteer, they do it for the ...
Their elegant Carmel shop produces not only custom clothes but also bespoke suits, pants, shirts, and sport jackets that are pieced together after careful discussions with the clients about their wardrobe philosophies, followed by fabric selection, taking precise measurements, and fittings.
The Indiana shirts hall of fame. Over 50 Indiana inspired tees in all their Hoosier glory.
Vintage T-Shirts: Naptown Thrift For those into streetwear from the 1980s to 2000s, Naptown Thrift is The Place. The store specializes in branded sports, pop culture, and Indy themed T-shirts worth collecting. In addition, find an assortment of vintage baseball and trucker hats to accessorize with. 2184 E. 54th St., 317-426-3331
After five years of cloaking customers in IU and Butler t-shirts, The Shop has finally struck a licensing deal with other Indiana schools.
Even the fans at the top of the packed bleachers that Saturday could see that the newcomers stood out. Dressed head to toe in those zippered uniforms, they didn’t exactly blend with the locals in T-shirts. And compared with the smaller Chevys and Fords the competition ran, their Hornet looked like a bus. A few drivers snickered at the sight.
The New York Times: I Love This T-Shirt. Now, Would You Please Cut It?