Bring home the tree the old-fashioned way. Up front, a watercolor red pickup hauls a fresh-cut pine and a stack of wrapped gifts beneath a Route 66 shield in Christmas red and green. On the back, a snow globe holds a twinkling tree above a starry red base stamped with the shield, finished with a hand-lettered "Merry Christmas!"
Printed on a soft garment-dyed Comfort Colors tee that feels broken in from the first wear, it's made for tree farms, holiday road trips and every cocoa stop between Chicago and Santa Monica.
T-Shirt Details & Features
Comfort Colors 1717 unisex garment-dyed heavyweight tee with a relaxed fit (see size chart in product image gallery)
100% ring-spun cotton, 6.1 oz/yd², garment-dyed for a soft, lived-in feel and rich vintage color
Front and back print: red truck and Route 66 shield on the front, snow globe and "Merry Christmas!" on the back
Double-needle stitching and twill-taped shoulders for lasting shape
Available in sizes S–4XL
Printed in the USA
Free U.S. shipping on orders of $25 or more, applied automatically!
Christmas on the Mother Road
Every family has its Christmas traditions, and so does the Mother Road. Some families drive out to a tree farm and tie the pine to the truck bed. Some make the long drive home past neon motels wrapped in lights, and some stop at a small-town diner for pie and coffee. This tee brings them together.
Route 66 has always looked its best in December. In this design, a vintage red pickup hauls the tree and the gifts under a Route 66 shield on the front, while a snow globe wishes a "Merry Christmas!" on the back. It's for anyone who knows the best part of the holidays is the road that gets you home.
Ordering as a gift? Order early so it arrives before Christmas, and explore the full shop for more Route 66 gifts.
Care Instructions
Machine wash: cold, inside out (max 86°F / 30°C)
Tumble dry: low heat
Non-chlorine bleach as needed
Iron: medium heat; do not iron the design
Do NOT dry clean
Put a little Route 66 under the tree. Add this tee to your cart and give the gift of the Mother Road.
