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This original 1985 Key West Harley-Davidson dealership tee is a perfect slice of mid-'80s biker culture, featuring a strong front graphic that captures the era's gritty charm. The centerpiece is a perched eagle rendered in sharp detail, resting on a banner that reads “Harley Specialists,” with “Key West, Fla.” below in old-school type. There’s no back hit—just that bold, unapologetic front image that does all the talking.
The shirt itself is made of true vintage cotton—soft, well-aged, and broken in over decades of wear. Its single-stitch construction confirms its authenticity, dating it firmly to the mid-1980s. This kind of dealership tee wasn’t made to be fashionable—it was made for riders. Picked up at one of the southernmost stops for bikers cruising the Florida coast, it carries the scent of salt air, exhaust, and heatwaves rising off asphalt.
The font and eagle design place it squarely in the Harley-Davidson aesthetic that dominated small-town shops and regional dealerships during the era, long before everything got standardized. Tees like this were printed locally, often in limited runs, and meant for people who actually showed up to buy parts, talk shop, and share stories—not for casual fans.
Tagged Large. Measures 22.5x27.
Flaws - Small stain, one pinhole
There’s wear, of course, but it adds to the integrity. A soft fade in the cotton, gentle cracking in the ink, and honest surface pilling make this a wearable time capsule. Whether you collect dealership shirts, Florida ephemera, or true American biker vintage, this piece hits all the right marks.
This original 1985 Key West Harley-Davidson dealership tee is a perfect slice of mid-'80s biker culture, featuring a strong front graphic that captures the era's gritty charm. The centerpiece is a perched eagle rendered in sharp detail, resting on a banner that reads “Harley Specialists,” with “Key West, Fla.” below in old-school type. There’s no back hit—just that bold, unapologetic front image that does all the talking.
The shirt itself is made of true vintage cotton—soft, well-aged, and broken in over decades of wear. Its single-stitch construction confirms its authenticity, dating it firmly to the mid-1980s. This kind of dealership tee wasn’t made to be fashionable—it was made for riders. Picked up at one of the southernmost stops for bikers cruising the Florida coast, it carries the scent of salt air, exhaust, and heatwaves rising off asphalt.
The font and eagle design place it squarely in the Harley-Davidson aesthetic that dominated small-town shops and regional dealerships during the era, long before everything got standardized. Tees like this were printed locally, often in limited runs, and meant for people who actually showed up to buy parts, talk shop, and share stories—not for casual fans.
Tagged Large. Measures 22.5x27.
Flaws - Small stain, one pinhole
There’s wear, of course, but it adds to the integrity. A soft fade in the cotton, gentle cracking in the ink, and honest surface pilling make this a wearable time capsule. Whether you collect dealership shirts, Florida ephemera, or true American biker vintage, this piece hits all the right marks.
This original 1985 Key West Harley-Davidson dealership tee is a perfect slice of mid-'80s biker culture, featuring a strong front graphic that captures the era's gritty charm. The centerpiece is a perched eagle rendered in sharp detail, resting on a banner that reads “Harley Specialists,” with “Key West, Fla.” below in old-school type. There’s no back hit—just that bold, unapologetic front image that does all the talking.
The shirt itself is made of true vintage cotton—soft, well-aged, and broken in over decades of wear. Its single-stitch construction confirms its authenticity, dating it firmly to the mid-1980s. This kind of dealership tee wasn’t made to be fashionable—it was made for riders. Picked up at one of the southernmost stops for bikers cruising the Florida coast, it carries the scent of salt air, exhaust, and heatwaves rising off asphalt.
The font and eagle design place it squarely in the Harley-Davidson aesthetic that dominated small-town shops and regional dealerships during the era, long before everything got standardized. Tees like this were printed locally, often in limited runs, and meant for people who actually showed up to buy parts, talk shop, and share stories—not for casual fans.
Tagged Large. Measures 22.5x27.
Flaws - Small stain, one pinhole
There’s wear, of course, but it adds to the integrity. A soft fade in the cotton, gentle cracking in the ink, and honest surface pilling make this a wearable time capsule. Whether you collect dealership shirts, Florida ephemera, or true American biker vintage, this piece hits all the right marks.