RV Clothing

We usually get ours from the back of the closet or the bottom of drawers at home.

From there they become day to day travel clothes to work on the RV clothes to rags to trash. We call it 'green wear'.

If you are in a tourist area, check out the custom t-shirt shops. They often have camping designs. Some of them will even print your own digital photos on you t-shirt or sweatshirt. Maybe a nice shot of the 2 of you in front of your rv or a favorite scenery shot?

DannyA wrote:
Sorry, yes wanting something with rv/camping related saying, pictures, etc. again sorry for not making that clear.

It depends on the RV/TT that you have. Companies love free advertising. I got two caps with the RV company's name on it when I got it. There are jackets, shirts, etc. Contact the RV manufacturer and ask if they have promotional items to purchase. If they don't, there are websites and stores that will print whatever you want on a hoodie, shirt, cap, etc.

DutchmenSport wrote:

Turtle n Peeps wrote:
Only Armani for me when I RV.

Of course when I break out the stinky slinky I put on these jeans to dress down a bit.

But that is just me. :W

Wow! Some campers REALLY have good taste!

I always wear Armani while boondocking at Wally World.We all have to set our own priorities as to where to spend our $$

I just bought a new insulated hoodie yesterday at Tractor Supply. It does the warming job. I also have a couple of nylon V-neck pullovers from Cabelas that are windproof. The two together do the job in the coldest winters at home without being bulky. Both stores carry clothing in XE (extra elephant) sizes.
Wish Cabelas would open a store in Cincinnati.

Turtle n Peeps wrote:
Only Armani for me when I RV.

Of course when I break out the stinky slinky I put on these jeans to dress down a bit.

But that is just me. :W

Wow! Some campers REALLY have good taste!

Thanks for all the help.
I found some things at CafePress.
Found a hoodie with a truck pulling a 5th wheel, that should work nicely.

HHMMMMM! Whilst stroking my Duck Dynasty length beard! Google.com and amazon.com come to mind.

Try here, 2460 camping related sweatshirts and hoodies. You can change the search options at the top.

I do not recall seeing any hoodie with a silkscreened or embroidered logo that was not cotton.

I do not wear a cotton for cold weather camping/outdoor wear. Cotton is fine for just puttering around the yard or shop. Not good for outdoor activities.

Cotton loses its insulating value when it gets wet, or even slightly damp. In fact, it becomes a negative insulator, or conductor, making you colder (which is why it feels comfortable on a hot summer day). My cold weather outdoor wear is synthetic fleece that retains insulating properties even soaking wet. A bit pricey, but well worth it. A quality brand name will last a lot longer than an inexpensive cotton hoodie.