1958 Honda Super Cub Tee

CHT-01: 100% cotton Dreams & Challenges Collection: Commissioned by the world-renowned Honda Collection Hall in Japan, this exclusive collection celebrates the groundbreaking machines and innovations that shaped Honda—and changed transportation forever. Available at the museum, each piece allows enthusiasts to take home a lasting part of Honda's extraordinary legacy. Introduced in 1958, the Honda C100 Super Cub became one of the most influential motorcycles ever built. Designed by founder Soichiro Honda and Takeo Fujisawa, it combined a reliable four-stroke engine, step-through frame, and automatic clutch into a machine that was simple, affordable, and easy for anyone to ride. The Super Cub transformed Honda from a growing Japanese manufacturer into a global company. Its success helped fuel Honda's international expansion, while the famous "You meet the nicest people on a Honda" campaign changed public perceptions of motorcycling, making it accessible to everyday riders. Today, with more than 100 million units produced, the Super Cub remains the best-selling motor vehicle in history. More than just a motorcycle, it is the machine that built Honda and forever changed the way the world viewed personal transportation.