TWEEK - Taxi T-shirt

Step into the dark, restless world of Taxi Driver with the Tweek Taxi T-Shirt, a piece that channels the gritty, neon-lit intensity of Travis Bickle’s nocturnal cab rides through a city that never sleeps.

Crafted from soft, premium cotton, this tee carries a weight that feels almost like armour — not in a polished way, but in a raw, lived-in way. Its design draws direct influence from the 1976 Martin Scorsese film: it’s not just a streetwear graphic, but a symbol of alienation, rage, and disillusionment. The “Taxi” motif doesn’t just reference a vehicle — it evokes Bickle’s taxi as his fortress, his confession chamber, and his escape in a city rotting from within.

The shirt’s cut is relaxed and purposefully loose, ideal for movement and layering — whether you’re walking under streetlamps or standing on a late-night rooftop, surveying a restless city. The collar has some structure and holds its shape, mirroring the thin line between order and chaos in Travis’s mind.

The drop shoulders and free drape give the tee an effortlessly rebellious silhouette.

But it’s in the details that the influence really hits: the graphic plays with the film’s grit and ambiguity. There’s a sense of moral decay, loneliness, and violent intent — inspired by Travis’s obsession with the darkness he sees around him, and his twisted desire to “clean up” the streets. 

It’s a design that asks questions: Who cleans the cleaners? And who watches the watchers?

This isn’t just nostalgia — it’s a statement. Wearing this tee means you’re aligned with something more than fashion. It’s about being seen, being isolated, being both observer and participant in the messiness of modern life.

Key Features:

• Material: high-quality 100% cotton

• Fit: relaxed, street-ready silhouette

• Graphic: “Tweek” design heavily inspired by Taxi Driver’s themes of alienation, isolation, and moral decay

• Sizes: S → XL

Bring the cinematic darkness of Travis Bickle’s world into your wardrobe — because sometimes the city doesn’t just drive you, it defines you.