Product Description

For an extra cool summer ride try out our Kevlar® Draggin' Shirt. Fast Company's Draggin' Shirt is one tough shirt! Made of 100% Kevlar®, the Draggin' Shirt utilizes this highly abrasion resistant material to add an extra layer of protection, yet is still comfortable and breathable.
The unique mesh knit allows for excellent air flow ventilation in the hot months, while it layers well in the winter to provide added insulation.
While everyone knows that armored leather is the best safety garment you can wear, we all know someone who is guilty of wearing just a t-shirt in the hottest summer months. The Draggin' Shirt can easily slip over your t-shirt to give you some excellent abrasion protection.
The Draggin' Shirt boasts a longer cut in the length and arms to accommodate the riding position for men and women. This high tech shirt also incorporates Velcro® tabs to adjust the cuffs thereby preventing riding up and flapping in the wind. Most importantly th e Draggin' Shirt has two layers of Kevlar® in the shoulders and elbows.
Each Draggin' Shirt is handmade in the USA! Due to the difficulty of dying Kevlar®, the black color may fade.
No shipping to Australia.

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Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #107541 in Automotive
• Size: Medium
• Color: Black
• Brand: Fasst

Features

• Fast Company's Draggin' Shirt is one tough shirt! Made of 100% Kevlar®, the Draggin' Shirt utilizes this highly abrasion resistant material to add an extra layer of protection, yet is still comfortable and breathable.
• The unique mesh knit allows for excellent air flow ventilation in the hot months, while it layers well in the winter to provide added insulation.
• The Draggin' Shirt boasts a longer cut in the length and arms to accommodate the riding position for men and women.
• Most importantly the Draggin' Shirt has two layers of Kevlar® in the shoulders and elbows.
• Each Draggin' Shirt is handmade in the USA! Due to the difficulty of dying Kevlar®, the black color may fade.

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Customer Reviews

Most helpful customer reviews

57 of 57 people found the following review helpful.
Had this cut off me in the ambulance :(
By John R.
Wow, when's the last time you saw a shirt made in the US? It's well made too, and not as itchy as I feared it would be. The material (Kevlar) is doubled up at the shoulders and elbows, adding an extra layer of protection where it's most likely to be needed. It's a fine mesh with lots of small holes; with any airflow it's like wearing no shirt at all. At 5'8" and 170lbs, the medium fits me well.

EDIT: Unfortunately, this very shirt I reviewed was cut off me in an ambulance late last year. I found out the Kevlar itself is abrasive on skin when you hit the asphalt. The shirt didn't slide up, or come apart, but the inside of a Kevlar shirt itself will rub some skin off while protecting you from the asphalt. I still got some road rash, but it was clean & didn't need to be scrubbed out. You must wear a long sleeve T shirt under a Kevlar shirt to provide a soft layer of protection between your skin & the Kevlar. I still like Kevlar, and ordered a replacement that I'l l wear over a long T shirt. It's much cooler than riding in leather, and far better than hitting the asphalt with just a long sleeve T shirt.

Ride Safe.

17 of 19 people found the following review helpful.
The miraculous shrinking shirt.
By Dead_Cow
Let me start by saying that I love Draggin apparel. I have the liners, some jeans, and 2 shirts (yellow and black). I follow the care instructions to the letter (wash inside out, no bleach, and I air dry).

When I bought these 2 shirts, they fit perfect. Cuffs just over my wrists, chest just snug enough, and the shirt tail below my belt.

2-3 washes later, they have shrunk up so much that I can't comfortably wear them. I wrote to Fasst, and they are willing to exchange for a 25% restocking fee + return shipping. For that, I'm deducting 2 stars. This isn't my fault, and the shirts shouldn't shrink up like this. I requested them to waive the fee and also send me exchange form and haven't heard back from them. As it stands right now, I'd call myself extremely happy with all Fasst products except the shirts.

I'll revise my review if take care of this issue for me, but it doesn't seem likely. So right now I have $250 worth of shirts that I can't wear, and that kinda stinks.

5 of 5 people found the following review helpful.
3XL Black
By VW808
Not bad, mesh so air really flows into it well, kinda snug but hoping it will stretch out over time. Has velcro on the cuffs so you can snug it up on your wrists. Luckily I bought a size larger than I usually wear (2XL) and it fits exactly. Has small yellow logo on the right shoulder. Waiting for my low profile elbow/forearm armor and then Ill have a relatively good jacket alternative on hot days.

*Update*
Finally went riding with it. Wore a tee-shirt and my Troy Lee Designs SE elbow/forearm armor under it, fit was no problem. When moving air goes through it easily, it doesnt weigh you down, feels almost weightless. With the armor under the kevlar shirt I can see past my arms through the mirrors better than with my jacket. I really like this setup.

4-2013
Well 2 years later and it fits the same as the day I bought it, color hasnt faded much. Ive been trying different armors under it (back protectors, shoulder/arm CE armor) and it a ll fits under the kevlar shirt. It was kinda pricey but I really like it.