Xtra Long Mackenzie 60 Yrs Crushin' It T-Shirt

The Official '60 Years & Still Crushin' It' Big & Tall Long Tee

We see you, tall guys & gals. There is nothing worse than bending over to fix a dirt bike, chop firewood, or back the truck up to the boat launch and giving the whole campsite an unwanted show. That is exactly why we dropped the ultimate Big & Tall long tee—specifically designed with extra length to keep you covered while you're out there crushin' it.

Front and center is a bold, vintage-style tribute to our legendary 175-ton LeTourneau Tree Crusher, celebrating Mackenzie's 60th Anniversary. The medium-weight cotton fabric and classic extended cut let the massive graphic sit cleanly, whether you are hauling gear, heading to a hometown celebration, or just surviving another legendary bush party.

Comfortable, dependable, and built for the guys who need a little more fabric and a lot more durability. It is a walking piece of local lore that holds its structure through repeated wear and the toughest Rocky Mountain Trench elements.

Product Features

• The "No Plumber's Crack" Extra Length: Specially designed for big and tall builds, giving you the coverage you need when working, bending, or lifting.

• 100% Cotton Medium-Weight Fabric (6.0 oz/yd²): A sturdy, premium build that is tough enough for the jobsite but soft enough for a lazy Sunday on the couch.

• Reinforced Construction: Double-needle sleeve and bottom hems, plus twill shoulder tape to stabilize the seams. It holds its shape even when you're wrestling it off after a 12-hour shift.

• 1x1 Ribbed Collar: Stretches easily to get over your head and springs right back into a perfect fit.

• Comfort First: Features a classic fit and a tear-away label, because nobody has time for an itchy neck when the northern mosquitoes are already biting.

Care Instructions

• Machine wash: Cold (max 30C or 90F) to wash out the Williston Lake mud without shrinking that precious extra length.

• Tumble dry: Low heat.

• Bleach: Non-chlorine, as needed.

• Iron, steam or dry: Low heat (if you actually iron your t-shirts, which we highly doubt).

• Do not dry clean: (Seriously, it's a Mackenzie bush tee. Where are you even going to dry clean it?)