Wrecking Crew T-Shirt Artist Edition #1:

Matt Wilkins: „Never Stop Kicking“

Matt Wilkins’ (nom de plume Matt Sabbath, probably a big fan of Ozzy?) is a native of the green and pleasant island, but for some reasons prefers the warmer shores of Barcelona. Our guess: it’s the food, and of course the weather :) Our guys in Spain didn’t have much pushing to do to make this happy coincidence a reality. The words probably have crossed the mind of many Sportster owners – closely followed by the thought, namely, that an electric starter might have its … but another kick or three couldn’t surely hurt … and Matt suddenly was the guy to bring them stylishly to life.

The "Wrecking Crew Artist Edition" T-shirt series

is a campaign featuring artists from all over the world and their very personal interpretations of the "WRECKING CREW" brand and the mindset that goes with it.

Of course, it's not a coincidence that this is all about Harley-Davidsons - and all other classic motorcycle brands.

Ultimately, Wrecking Crew stands for the simple fun of riding motorcycles on the roads of this world, off-road, on flat tracks ... and the joy of fixing, building and designing bikes. Not forgetting the events and the friendships that grow from them. In short: it's all about what is now called custom culture.

The motifs on these T-shirts are designed exclusively for the Wrecking Crew label. The artists come from all areas of fine art and "motorcycle culture": Illustration, tattoo art, pin-striping, painting, photography, AI, design, writing ...

Only high-quality, classic T-shirts of the best cotton quality are used, which are elaborately printed using screen printing technology, with up to 6 colours on the front and back, each as a limited edition of only 100 (one hundred).

Two editions are already available in the W&W store:

Edition 1: "Never Stop Kicking"

by Matt Wilkins, aka "Matt Sabbath", a Londoner living in Barcelona with an Instagram channel and 18,000 followers

Edition 2, "Sparking Hot"

by Charlie Lecach, Nice, France, long-time specialist author for motorcycle magazines and collector of historic Harley-Davidson objects

The next motifs are already in the pipeline being sketched, sprayed, pinstriped, crocheted, welded, what have you ...