Original: $120.82
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$42.29The Story
The JOE MCCOY TEE / WOLFIE’S is made from 8oz cotton and features a classic 1950s boxy fit. The binder neck ensures the neckline holds its shape through repeated wear and washing. The Wolfie’s prints on the front and rear are applied by hand at our Kobe headquarters using traditional manual techniques, achieving the authentic texture and feel of vintage T-shirts.
Step in from the warm Miami night and into the glow of Lincoln Road, where Wolfie’s once stood as a fixture of mid-century Miami Beach. Founded by Wilfred “Wolfie” Cohen, who arrived from the Catskills in the late 1930s, the restaurant grew into part of a wider group that came to define the city’s dining scene through the 1940s and 50s.
The pastrami sliced thick, matzo ball soup served hot and cheesecake cut generous. Breads, rolls, pickles and slaw set out freely, just as they should be. Open all night, it became known simply as the place where everyone meets to eat. If you eat all your food and clean your plate, you may take this T-shirt home as a souvenir.
Where else but Wolfie’s?
- 100% Cotton Fabric, 8 oz.
- Cotton Sewing Thread Construction
- Hand Applied Print on Front and Rear
- Made in Japan
Details & Craftsmanship
Every detail has been carefully considered to bring you the perfect product.
Details & Craftsmanship
Every detail has been carefully considered to bring you the perfect product.
Details & Craftsmanship
Every detail has been carefully considered to bring you the perfect product.
Description
The JOE MCCOY TEE / WOLFIE’S is made from 8oz cotton and features a classic 1950s boxy fit. The binder neck ensures the neckline holds its shape through repeated wear and washing. The Wolfie’s prints on the front and rear are applied by hand at our Kobe headquarters using traditional manual techniques, achieving the authentic texture and feel of vintage T-shirts.
Step in from the warm Miami night and into the glow of Lincoln Road, where Wolfie’s once stood as a fixture of mid-century Miami Beach. Founded by Wilfred “Wolfie” Cohen, who arrived from the Catskills in the late 1930s, the restaurant grew into part of a wider group that came to define the city’s dining scene through the 1940s and 50s.
The pastrami sliced thick, matzo ball soup served hot and cheesecake cut generous. Breads, rolls, pickles and slaw set out freely, just as they should be. Open all night, it became known simply as the place where everyone meets to eat. If you eat all your food and clean your plate, you may take this T-shirt home as a souvenir.
Where else but Wolfie’s?
- 100% Cotton Fabric, 8 oz.
- Cotton Sewing Thread Construction
- Hand Applied Print on Front and Rear
- Made in Japan
