Men's Shirts ~ The Top Shelf

Pull One On and He's Ready for the Night

There is a top every guy reaches for first. The one he wears to the game, the gig, the station and the bonfire, the one that somehow ends up in every photo. Men: Shirts is where Allergic to Boring Dayz keeps those favorites, and these days they are the cozy kind, a warm hooded pullover and a classic crewneck sweatshirt, each carrying art he will actually want to be seen in.

The hoodie with Strum

The hoodie wears Strum from the Tempo collection. A guitar player in silhouette sits on a tall stool with his guitar propped at his knee, framed by a rain of green, teal and lime light streaks that fall behind him like a stage wash. The brand name runs up the left side and down the right in the same bright green, and a little logo sits in the lower corner like a signature on a set list. Dark background, glowing color, and a hood for the walk home after last call. It is a bit of stage magic for a chilly night.

The crewneck with Blaze

The crewneck carries Blaze, the firefighter design. A silhouette in helmet and gear stands inside a blazing oval of fire, gold at the core and red at the edges, with allergic to boring dayz rising in tall letters that match the flames. Black and bold, it shows up across a parking lot and makes the whole station stand a little taller. It is the pullover for the drive to the firehouse before sunrise and the one he wears to the pancake breakfast fundraiser.

For the guy who runs a little cold

These are for the man who always asks if anyone else is freezing. The guitarist who plays open mic night and hangs around to hear everybody else. The firefighter coming off a shift at dawn, ready for coffee and a nap. For football Saturdays, backyard fires, early fishing trips and the long drive home from the lake. Give him one and watch it turn into the top he wears until you have to sneak it into the wash while he sleeps. Just do not expect him to share it.

Written by Lucas. Thanks for reading.

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