The Fast and The Furious - Brian O'Conner's (played by Paul Walker) mechanic's shirt from Tej's Garage. THIS IS A REPLICA, not the original.

For the discriminating car aficionado and cult movie buff in our life - Here is an extremely high quality replica of the shirt worn by the character Brian O'Conner (played by Paul Walker) in The Fast and The Furious movie franchise.

Tej Parker is an old friend of Brian's who allows him to participate in races hosted by him near his garage, Tej's Garage, in Miami. Tej does not race anymore, preferring to referee and make money off selling parts out of his garage and also due to what he claims to have stopped him from racing, an injured leg.  When Brian O'Conner needs a place to stay, he allows Brian and Roman to stay in his garage rooms for a while.  Tej also appeared in Fast Five, Fast & Furious 6, Furious 7 as part of Dominic and Brian's crew, brought on as their technician expert. Tej Parker is portrayed by Chris "Ludacris" Bridges.

Original Dickie's brand mechanic's shirt, with high quality embroidered patches.  The patches are heat pressed on and then sewn in place.  These are the highest quality and only patches you will find like these.

Please specify the size shirt you want. 

If you make a mistake in sizing you can send it back for exchange, but please be aware you are responsible for the shipping costs if you make the mistake.

Size Chart

Men's Tops

All measurements are in inches.

Size	S	M	L	XL	2XL	3XL	4XL	5XL
Neck	14 1/2	15 1/2	16 1/2	17 1/2	18 1/2	19 1/2	20 1/2	21 1/2
Sleeve Length	32 1/4	33 1/2	34 1/4	35	35 3/4	36 1/2	37	37 1/2
Chest	34-37	38-41	42-45	46-49	50-53	54-57	58-60	61-63

How to Measure

• Neck

  Measurement is the circumference of the neck as illustrated.

• Sleeve Length

  Measured by placing one end of the tape at bottom of the collar at the center of the back and marking the distance around the elbow to bottom of the wrist. It is often helpful to have the arm slightly bent.

• Chest

  Taken at the fullest point of the chest, keeping tape under arms and around shoulder blades. Hold tape level and firmly but not tight.