Classic Texas Style with a Little Rooster Pride

Show off your Texas Hill Country roots with the Light Blue Rooster Tee. Featuring a classic Fischer & Wieser logo across the front and a bold, vintage-inspired Das Peach Haus rooster graphic on the back, this premium heavyweight tee celebrates the heritage of our Fredericksburg home. With its soft light blue color and timeless design, it's made for everyday adventures and laid-back Hill Country living.

Key Features & Benefits

• Premium heavyweight 6.5 oz., 22-singles 100% combed cotton
• Classic light blue color with contrasting red graphics
• Fischer & Wieser logo across the front chest
• Large vintage-inspired Das Peach Haus rooster artwork on the back
• Neck ribbing, shoulder-to-shoulder tape, and side seams for lasting durability
• Double-needle hems and preshrunk fabric for minimal shrinkage

Rooted in Fredericksburg tradition, the Light Blue Rooster Tee brings together vintage character and modern comfort. The iconic rooster graphic pays tribute to Das Peach Haus, established in 1969, while the heavyweight combed cotton offers a soft, substantial feel designed to hold up to everyday wear. Whether you're exploring the Farmstead, spending a weekend in wine country, or simply enjoying a casual day, this tee brings a little Texas Hill Country personality wherever you go.

Perfect For

• Exploring Das Peach Haus and the Fischer & Wieser Farmstead
• Fredericksburg and Texas Hill Country getaways
• Farmers markets, festivals, and outdoor gatherings
• Weekend road trips and casual everyday wear
• Gifts for Texas lovers and Das Peach Haus fans

FAQ

Q: What is the shirt made from?
A: It's made from premium heavyweight 6.5 oz., 22-singles 100% combed cotton for a soft, substantial feel and long-lasting durability.

Q: Will it shrink?
A: The fabric is preshrunk to help minimize shrinkage and maintain its fit after washing.

Q: What makes the design special?
A: The vintage-inspired rooster artwork celebrates Das Peach Haus and its Fredericksburg roots dating back to 1969, making it a memorable piece of Texas Hill Country heritage.