Pistol Pete's Saloon - LONG BRANCH - Vintage Style T-Shirt in Light Colors

Pistol Pete's sat on Ocean Avenue at Chelsea, on the west side of the Long Branch boardwalk, near the pier. In 1973 four old storefronts there were made over into a western-style saloon, and the place, which had been Mike's, was renamed Pistol Pete's after the owner's father, who went by that nickname. The matchbooks promised a saloon, entertainment, and that it was open all year, which counted for something in a shore town where plenty of places shut down for the winter. Locals remember it as the stop for pizza at 3 in the morning after the boardwalk clubs let out. When the pier burned in June 1987, the TV crews did their interviews right outside, and Pistol Pete's kept going for years after. If you ever bellied up to the bar at Pistol Pete's, this one's yours.This design comes straight from a Pistol Pete's matchbook: the gunslinger with his pistol drawn, over Pistol Pete's Saloon and Entertainment in the matchbook's own lettering, with Long Branch, N.J. added underneath. It's printed in black ink with a worn-in, distressed finish, so it looks like a shirt that has been through a few hundred washes, and on the Sand the cowboy comes out dark, just like on the matchbook's cream panel.Printed to order on a Gildan 64000 softstyle tee: 100% ring-spun cotton at 4.5 oz/yd² (153 g/m²), quarter-turned so there is no crease down the center, with shoulder-to-shoulder taping and double stitching at the neckline and sleeves. Sport Grey is a 90/10 cotton-polyester blend and the heather colors are 65/35 polyester-cotton. The chest graphic runs 8 inches wide, set about two inches below the collar.Size guide LENGTH (inches) WIDTH (inches) S 28 18 M 29 20 L 30 22 XL 31 24 2XL 32 26 3XL 33 28