• Photorealistic image. A 25-year-old Latina woman is wearing the exact heather grey women's fitted t-shirt from the attached product photo — same shirt, same fit, same red and black "OKC, OKLAHOMA / ROUTE US 66 / GET YOUR KICKS IN OKC" chest print, unchanged in design, colors, and placement. Do not redraw or alter the print. She is shown waist-up, facing the camera in a relaxed three-quarter pose, the front of the t-shirt fully visible, sharp, and centered in the frame. Behind her, the distant Ok
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Heart of the Mother Road

OKC, OK: Get Your Kicks in OKC | Women's Route 66 Tee

OKC, OK: Get Your Kicks in OKC | Women's Route 66 Tee

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Part of Our Route 66 Everytown Collection | Oklahoma City Edition

Oklahoma City, Oklahoma: Get Your Kicks in OKC

Oklahoma City is the capital of Oklahoma and the biggest city on the state's stretch of the Mother Road. Route 66 ran past the State Capitol and out along NW 23rd Street and NW 39th Street. Its old roadside landmarks still stand among the city streets.

Kick back in Oklahoma City, where Route 66 passes the State Capitol, a rooftop milk bottle and a golden geodesic dome, with a soft women's tri-blend tee made for every traveler who gets their kicks in OKC.

Part of the Route 66 Everytown Collection: one tee for every town that ever called the road home. Start with Oklahoma City, then collect the entire route.

T-Shirt Details & Features

  • Next Level 6710 women's tri-blend tee with a slim, feminine fit (see size chart in product image gallery)
  • 50% polyester, 25% combed ring-spun cotton, 25% rayon for a soft, lightweight drape
  • Crew neck with a tear-away label for comfort
  • Available in sizes S–2XL
  • Printed and fulfilled in the USA
  • Free U.S. shipping on orders of $25 or more, applied automatically!

About Oklahoma City, Oklahoma: Route 66 in the Capital

Route 66 was designated in Oklahoma in December 1926. The first route through Oklahoma City came in from Edmond on Kelley Avenue and Lincoln Boulevard to the Capitol. From there it ran west on NW 23rd Street and Classen Boulevard to NW 39th Street. According to Visit OKC, the city route shifted west to Western Avenue in 1930 and to May Avenue in 1933. Business 66 was finally retired in 1979.

On the original Classen alignment stands the Milk Bottle Grocery. The tiny triangular brick store was built in 1930. The big metal bottle on its roof was added around 1948. Nearby on NW 23rd Street, the Gold Dome went up in 1958 as a geodesic dome bank. The Tower Theatre opened on 23rd Street in 1937 and reopened in 2016 after restoration. West of town, the 1925 Lake Overholser Bridge carried Route 66 traffic across the North Canadian River for decades.

In 2026 the city marked the Route 66 centennial with the Kickin' It On Route 66 celebration at Scissortail Park on May 30. East of town, the 1898 Round Barn in Arcadia hosted a centennial Round-Up in October. Head east to Edmond and Arcadia or west to Bethany, Yukon and El Reno. Prefer a classic fit? Pick up our unisex OKC tee.

Care Instructions

  • Machine wash: cold (max 86°F / 30°C)
  • Tumble dry: low heat
  • Non-chlorine bleach as needed
  • Iron: low heat
  • Do NOT dry clean

Bring a piece of Oklahoma City home. Wear a piece of the Mother Road's history. Add this tee to your cart, then explore every Oklahoma town on Route 66.

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