Detroit Steady Boomin Knitted Crew Sweater — Unisex, Hand-Finished
Detroit Steady Boomin — knitted in, not printed on.
This is the sweater people stop you for. The Detroit Steady Boomin design is knitted right into the fabric, so it will never crack or fade like a print. Extra-soft, warm without being heavy, and cut unisex so you can wear it fitted or oversized.
Wear it to Ford Field, to the family holiday photo, or home to Detroit for Christmas when you live out of state now — this one says where you're from without saying a word.
Made to order just for you — please order by Dec 9 for Christmas delivery. Knitted to order in 7-14 days, then shipped. Worth the wait: it's hand-finished, not mass-produced.
Details:
- Hand-finished knitted design — Detroit Steady Boomin
- 55% cotton / 45% polyester, 13.27 oz — warm, breathable, lightweight
- Unisex fit, 3XS to 3XL — men: true to size. Women: size down 1 for fitted, true for oversized
- Machine washable cold (30-40°C), may shrink slightly first wash
- Made to order to reduce waste — knitted in 7-14 days, then shipped
Gift note: This is our #1 holiday gift for Detroiters who moved away. Order by Dec 9 for Christmas delivery.
Why Tackie Tees?
Family-owned in Detroit since 2017. We specialize in embroidered — not printed — streetwear, so your design won't crack, peel, or fade. Designed in Detroit, made in the U.S. (except knitted sweaters, which are hand-knitted to order).
Shipping & returns
Free shipping on all orders. Knitted sweaters are hand-finished to order — please allow extra time, and order by December 9 for Christmas delivery. Questions about an order? Email customerservice@mytackietees.com.
Embroidered, never printed
Every design is stitched, not printed — it won't crack, peel or fade like a print.
Designer
My Tackie Tees — designed in Detroit by Lynn and Charles
Shipping
Made to order just for you — printed/embroidered and shipped within 7–14 business days.
Care instructions
Wash cold on gentle, inside out. Reshape and dry flat. Do not bleach or iron the knit.


