Indianapolis Colts Hawaiian Shirt Beetle Car Surfboard Beach

A navy button-up covered in tropical leaves and white florals is one thing, but this one puts a Beetle stacked with a surfboard right in the center of the chest, parked on sand with palm trees fanning out behind it, which is what separates the Indianapolis Colts Hawaiian shirt from a plain team polo you’d grab off a rack. The car sits low and wide in the print, taking up more room than the horseshoe logos scattered around it, so your eye lands on the beach scene first and the team branding second.

Where the Beetle and surfboard fit into a Colts design

Little scroll banners reading “Colts” anchor the front and back hems, and the collar and cuffs pick up the same blue as the car’s paint job, tying the whole thing together without leaning on a single oversized logo. Sleeve text spells out Indianapolis along the forearm, which is a detail a lot of NFL Hawaiian shirts for men skip in favor of just slapping a crest on the pocket.

We built this one thinking about Lucas Oil Stadium tailgates that stretch into warmer afternoons, when a heavy jersey feels like overkill but fans still want something that reads Colts from across the parking lot. Some fans like the mix of football and beach imagery because it doesn’t take itself too seriously, and that’s part of what Teebete goes for with these crossover prints instead of another straight team polo.

Who ends up wearing a shirt like this

People who split their closet between game day gear and vacation clothes tend to gravitate toward a piece that does both jobs at once. It works for a Sunday tailgate just as easily as a road trip down to the coast. For people who enjoy both football season and beach weekends, a Colts beach shirt like this covers more ground than a jersey ever could.

The floral border along the sleeves and hem is dense enough that the shirt still reads as a Hawaiian print first, football second, which matters if you’re someone who wants team gear that doesn’t scream sports bar the second you walk in somewhere else. That balance is the whole reason the surfboard-and-Beetle scene sits front and center instead of getting crowded out by logos.

Layer it under a light jacket for cooler tailgate mornings, or wear it on its own once the sun’s out and the parking lot fills up.