We know it is getting colder outside, but that shouldn't stop you from buying a t-shirt. You can wear a long sleeve shirt underneath, buy a t-shirt for a X-mas stocking stuffer, or just get one to have when it is warm again because these shirts will sell out quickly!
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This website was created to sell clothing just for craft beer enthusiasts. Craft beer is about flavor, color, complexity - it is an art to the thousands of brewers in the world. So, we decided to design a clothing line worthy of the craft beer industry's passion for good beer. We will have new designs once these sell out, so tell your friends and help us spread the word!
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49 shirts left! The Beerometry t-shirt is a 100% ringspun cotton shirt made by Tultex Fine Jersey t-shirt company. Basically, that means we didn’t skimp on the shirt quality, so the shirt is soft, won’t fade, and you will probably want to wear the shirt every day, even to church. The shirt color is dark brown similar to drinking a mocha stout or a vanilla porter. The Beerometry design was created with the technical wizardry of Stef McFeters and the concept was put together by Jonathon and Gavin, owners of this website.
34 shirts left! The three glass “Know Your Craft” t-shirt is a 100% ringspun cotton shirt made by Gildan soft style t-shirt company. This shirt will hug your body like a creamy Guinness or Bodington’s hugging the rim of a half drunk glass. The shirt color is a light khaki color similar to coffee with a lot of white creamer. The three glass “Know Your Craft” design was produced by design genius Luke Ernst and contemplated by Jonathon and Gavin, owners of this website.
57 shirts left! The single, pilsner glass “Know Your Craft” t-shirt is a 100% ringspun cotton shirt made by Gildan soft style t-shirt company. Like the three glass “Know Your Craft” t-shirt, this shirt feels wonderful and will not shrink after washing. The shirt color is a light slate or steely grey color similar to the color of a silver Porsche driving through the Sierra Nevada’s with a case of pale ales in the trunk. The design was produced by legendary Luke Ernst and dreamed up by Jonathon and Gavin, owners of this awesome website (our moms think so at least).
