Wheelerville Trails | Logo T-Shirt (Women&

Wheelerville Trails | Logo T-Shirt (Women's)

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Ships in 1–2 business days from Upstate NY. We stock these shirts ourselves and pack every order by hand.

Fund the trailsEvery Wheelerville Trails purchase supports the development and upkeep of this free-to-ride trail network. About the trailsPartner gear: not eligible for sitewide discounts.

Show Your Trail Spirit
Celebrate the southern Adirondacks’ growing outdoor scene with our Wheelerville Trails women’s jersey tee.

Each tee is pre-shrunk for consistent sizing and screen printed by the rad crew at Positive Approach Press in Buffalo, NY, ensuring a crisp, lasting design.

The tee
100%
Cotton
Fabric and construction
Blend100% cotton · Airlume combed and ring-spun
FitWomen's relaxed
— Crew neck and short sleeves
— Screen printed by Positive Approach Press in Buffalo, NY
Size guide

Garment measurements in inches. Lay a tee you own flat and compare.

MeasurementSMLXL2XL3XL
Body Width (in)18 ½2022242628
Body Length (in)25 ¼2626 ¾27 ½28 ¼29

* Body width measured 1" below the armhole. Body length measured from the high point of the shoulder to the hem.

Shipping and care

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This tee is printed ahead and in stock. It ships in 1–2 business days from Upstate NY.

Care

  • Machine-wash cold, inside-out, on a gentle cycle
  • Use mild detergent; skip bleach and fabric softener
  • Tumble-dry low or hang-dry
  • Never iron directly on the print; don't dry-clean

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Wheelerville Trails, Caroga Lake

Wear it. Fund the trails.

Wheelerville is a community-built mountain bike network in the southern Adirondack foothills, free to ride and still growing. Every purchase supports its development and upkeep.

Trails designed and built by Blue Line Trail Design, with the Wheelerville Trails Committee, the Town of Caroga and the Adirondack Foothills Trails Alliance.

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