Soft Shirts. Strong Opinions.
Tees, hoodies, and hats printed in house in Charlottesville, Virginia.
What people say after they wear it
Unlike many places, these shirts are not your run-of-the-mill cotton shirts. They are very comfortable, the printing looks great, and they fit true to size. I will likely be placing an order for more in the near future.
While decaf is definitely deception, the quality of this shirt isn’t. Nice, comfortable fabric with a good fit. Screen printing has vibrant colors and a good application thickness. 10/10 would order it again!
Comfortable, sizing matches Grunt Style and Nine Line (maybe a little smaller than regular brands, but this is elite, so deal with it). 52% cotton, but nice and soft. Overall, good shirt. Best part, the ARC logo and lettering. Keep up the good fight, Mike!
I have very many T-Shirts and can say this is one of the better quality shirts in my collection!
I love my new Aerial Resupply Coffee T-Shirt. It’s super comfortable and the fit is actually true to size so get the size you normally wear.
Bought 2 of these, one in black and one in tan. High quality, soft cotton, true to size fit. The play on words from Stranger Things is also a nice touch.
Wearing it right now! Soft & comfy. I normally wear a women’s small. Fits true to size.
I love this hat. It fits well and is not some cheapo.
I absolutely love the shirt and wear it proudly. Well made and true to size. THANK YOU
I needed another crew-neck sweatshirt for the coming autumn weather in the Southern California desert. This one, in a light-olive/green color, fit the bill nicely. Now if the weather would ever cool off, I could enjoy the soft inner lining and brag about my favorite coffee source every time I venture into town.
Fits well, good structure and stitching. Just a great hat and color!
The shirt ran true to size and the quality of the material was top notch.
Most graphic tees are an afterthought.
A cheap blank, a print that cracks by the third wash, and a joke somebody focus-grouped into mush.
These run the other way around. Somebody writes a line worth putting on a chest, we print it ourselves in small runs, and the blank underneath is the part most brands cut corners on.
Some designs are inside jokes. Some are just funny. You do not need a DD-214 to wear any of them.
Fit & Fabric
Bella+Canvas, Airlume combed and ringspun cotton. Slightly athletic cut, true to size.
Gildan Heavy Blend, 50/50 cotton-poly. Double-lined hood, front pouch pocket.
Leather patch, mid-profile crown, curved visor, snapback. Truckers run a mesh back.
Tumble low, no bleach, never iron the print. Do that and it outlasts the shirt.
What The Designs Mean
Some are inside jokes. Some are just funny. Here is the version for whoever is buying the gift.
Amateurs talk tactics. The people moving fuel, ammo, and beans decide who goes home.
Remember Everyone Deployed. Worn on Fridays.
Night Stalkers Don't Quit.
A position, not a joke.
Round Out The Kit
Questions about ARC apparel
True to size for most people, with a slightly athletic cut. Tees run S through 2XL, hoodies M through 2XL. If you are between sizes or you carry width in the shoulders, size up.
Tees print on Bella+Canvas blanks using Airlume combed and ringspun cotton, which is softer and tighter knit than a standard heavyweight blank. Hoodies and sweatshirts are Gildan Heavy Blend, 50/50 cotton-poly, with a double-lined hood and front pouch pocket.
In house, on our own equipment, in Charlottesville, Virginia. Small runs, not a third-party print farm, which is why designs come and go and some never come back.
Cold wash, inside out, tumble dry low, no bleach, and never iron directly over the graphic. Handled that way the print outlasts the shirt.
Logistics Wins Wars is the safe pick for anyone who moved things for a living, military or not. Decaf Is Deception for the coffee person. If you know their unit, the unit design lands harder than anything generic.
Yes. Details and verification are on the military and first responder discounts page.
Aerial Resupply Coffee, a roastery in Charlottesville, Virginia, run by a 20-year Army logistics officer. It is a Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business at the SBA level.