The shirt that starts conversations before you say a word. Dog-On Good Gasoline — a 1930s Kansas petroleum brand with a Scottie dog graphic that outlasted the pumps, the stations, and the company itself — is now on the left chest of a garment-dyed Comfort Colors pocket tee. The kind of shirt that looks like it came from somewhere. Because it did.
This is the Comfort Colors 6030 — 100% ring-spun cotton, heavyweight 6.1oz fabric, garment-dyed for that broken-in feel from the first wear. Left chest pocket with DTF-printed Dog-On Good Gasoline Scottie dog graphic. Relaxed unisex fit. OEKO-TEX certified low-impact dyes. Available in White, Grey, Navy, and Black. Runs true to size — size up for a looser fit.
The Petroleum Products Co. of Kansas built the Dog-On Good brand in the 1930s — the same decade FDR's Scottie dog Fala made the breed a national obsession. A Kansas petroleum company put one on their signage with enough craft that the image outlasted everything around it. The name was a family-friendly stand-in for something stronger. The shirt is anything but mild.
Perfect for the petroliana collector who wants to wear the story. For the vintage Americana guy whose wardrobe is as curated as his garage. For the Scottie dog person who gravitates toward things with a real backstory. For Dad, who deserves a better shirt than one with no history behind it.
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