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Harley Davidson Orange County I Own a Harley Cut-Off T-Shirt - 1988

Original 1988 Harley tee by 3D Emblem out of Fort Worth, TX—featuring the bold “I Own a Harley, Not Just a T-Shirt” graphic on front and Orange County, California dealership hit on back. Legendary wear, unmistakable attitude.


Description

This 1988 Harley-Davidson cut-off tee delivers peak American motorcycle swagger, straight from the heart of Orange County. Featuring a front graphic that reads “I Own a Harley, Not Just a T-Shirt”—complete with vintage keys, an eagle, and the iconic Bar & Shield logo—this piece was printed by 3D Emblem, one of the most sought-after makers of 1980s biker tees. On the back, a full-color Santa Ana dealership graphic rides strong with winged wheels, palm trees, and that unmistakable SoCal vibe.

Cut-off sleeves and soft black cotton show just the right amount of wear. A collector-grade original from the golden era of biker culture and Harley merchandising. Proudly made in the USA and ready to raise hell.

Specifications
Pit to pit: 21.5"
Shoulder width: 20.5"
Body length: 27.5"

 

Specifications

3D Emblem of Fort Worth, TX, produced some of the most collectible Harley-Davidson shirts of the 1980s—known for bold artwork, authentic biker attitude, and licensing partnerships with Harley-Davidson Motor Co. This tee, dated 1988, channels peak West Coast dealership style with its double-sided graphics and signature orange tones. It’s a staple from the era when biker tees became wearable declarations of lifestyle and loyalty.

Whether you're a collector, rider, or vintage head, this cut-off tank hits all the right notes—from Daytona to PCH.

Make it yours while you can—true 1980s Harley tees like this don’t idle for long.

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