1956 Anti-Highway Expansion Oversized Contrast-Stitched Cotton Tee

This bold graphic tee takes aim at one of the most consequential pieces of U.S. policy: the National Interstate and Defense Highways Act of 1956. Featuring a fiery globe and, the design critiques how car-centric planning has shaped our cities, displaced communities, and fueled climate destruction.

🌍 Art with a message – Whether you’re an urbanist, transit advocate, or climate activist, this shirt makes a statement about reclaiming space from highways and imagining better futures.

🔥 Unique hand-drawn propaganda style – The globe illustration, combined with burning flames and blocky retro lettering, gives this shirt a vintage yet rebellious look inspired by 40s/50s propaganda posters.

👕 Premium comfort – Printed on a high-quality, heavyweight cotton tee that’s soft, durable, and built for everyday wear with unique visible stitching.

Details:

Heavyweight cotton t-shirt

Classic unisex fit

Printed with eco-friendly inks

Available in multiple sizes and earth-tone colors

	S		M		L		XL		2XL		3XL
	inch	cm	inch	cm	inch	cm	inch	cm	inch	cm	inch	cm
Chest	21.3	54	22.0	56	22.8	58	23.6	60	24.4	62	25.2	64
Length	26.8	68	27.6	70	28.3	72	29.1	74	29.9	76	30.3	77
Shoulder	20.8	52.9	21.5	54.7	22.2	56.5	23.0	58.3	23.7	60.1	24.4	61.9
Sleeve length	8.1	20.5	8.3	21	8.5	21.5	8.7	22	8.9	22.5	9.1	23

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