You were there. The music, the streets shut down, the whole 'Burg out in force. This is the shirt that proves it.
Official Boots in the 'Burg 2026 concert tee with full-front logo and sponsor recognition on the back. Premium 52/48 combed and ring-spun cotton/polyester blend—pre-shrunk, built to last, actually fits like a t-shirt should. Unisex sizing, coverstitched seams, shoulder taping.
This is end-of-run inventory. No restock, no second run. Once they're gone, they're gone. Grab yours while it's here.
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At Outlaw Gear, we’re more than just a Montana brand — we’re a Montana business, born and raised under the Big Sky. Every patch, press, and product we make is designed, created, and packaged right here in the heart of this rugged, beautiful state.
We’re proud members of the Made in Montana program, recognized as an enhanced producer. What does that mean? While some of our base materials (like blank shirts or hats) might come from out of state, everything we do to create our final products happens right here in Montana — from the design work to the printing, pressing, finishing, and packaging. That’s what gives our gear its soul.
To qualify for the Made in Montana label, a product must be created or significantly enhanced in-state, adding at least 50% of the value here. Outlaw Gear checks that box with pride. We're not just slapping logos on things — we’re building a lifestyle brand that celebrates freedom, grit, small-town roots, and the wild, untamed beauty of this place we call home.
When you shop with us, you’re supporting a small, Montana-made business that believes in keeping it local, standing for something, and helping others do the same. Whether you’re from here or just love what this state stands for, we’re glad you’re here.
Outlaw Gear is Montana made. Outlaw approved.
