Brooklyn Brewery
OfficialRetro Cycling Jersey
$75.00 USD
Description
Brooklyn Brewery helped spark the craft beer renaissance in Williamsburg, turning old warehouses into a temple of lager, IPAs, and neighborhood pride. Locals and travelers pack the taproom to toast Brooklyn's comeback story one pint at a time. The Retro Cycling Jersey lets you wear that history on two wheels with breathable fabric, back pockets, and a classic green and gold design. Pull it on and you suddenly pedal faster, smile bigger, and somehow always find the bar waiting at the end of the ride.
Nearby Locations
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