About Us

Where It All Started
Liragap was born in the cab of an eighteen-wheeler, somewhere between one state line and the next. Engine rumbling, CB radio buzzing, diesel in the air. The founder? A driver through and through. Years behind the wheel. Long nights, bad weather, and more miles than most will see in a lifetime. When he finally hung up the keys, the road still wouldn’t let go. One thing had always bugged him—shirts. Sounds small if you’ve never lived in them. But when you’re driving, the wrong shirt can rub you raw, sag at the shoulders, or fall apart before the month’s out. None of them felt right. So he thought—fine, I’ll make my own. And just like that, Liragap was born.

Who’s Wearing Liragap
If you’ve chased a sunset with no deadline, you get it. Liragap’s for the drivers still stacking miles, the retired haulers who can name a truck’s make and year from its headlights, the weekend road warriors who just like the hum of the highway.

But it’s not just truckers. We see our gear on road trippers, car nuts, folks who pull into a 24-hour truck stop just for the coffee. Some wear it because they’ve lived it. Some because they wish they had. And some buy it for someone who’s part of their road story.

How Liragap Makes ’Em
Everything starts with fabric that’s worth the miles. Pacific Coast Textiles cotton from California—soft enough for all-day wear, tough enough for years. Monterey Mills fleece from Wisconsin—warm, smooth, no bulk. Both American-made. Both proven.

Once the rolls hit the workshop, it’s all hands. Patterns get laid out and cut by hand—because machines don’t know how a driver moves. Seams are double-stitched flat so they don’t twist or rub on a 10-hour drive. Sleeves drop right when you’re reaching for a shifter.

Printing’s done to match the design. DTG for fine details. Screen printing for big, bold slogans that’ll outlast your tires. Heat transfer when we want color to pop. And every single piece gets tested—pulled at the cuffs, checked at the seams. If it’s not right, it stays in the shop.

Inside the Shop
The place isn’t big, you hear the sewing machines hum, the heat press pop, smell fresh ink on cotton. Tables full of fabric, stacks of finished shirts ready to ship. Cutting, sewing, printing, packing—it all happens under one roof, so nothing slips through.

The founder runs the vision. His wife checks every bolt of fabric by hand. The kids? They’re on design, website, and customer chats—keeping everything rolling smooth.

Why We’re Different
Plenty of brands throw a truck on a cheap shirt and call it “trucker gear.” You can tell the second you put it on—it’s thin, boxy, wrong. Liragap’s built by someone who’s been out there, in every kind of weather, knows exactly how a shirt needs to work.

We’re not chasing trends. We’re chasing miles. We don’t cut corners—we double-stitch them. And where others think “trucker” is a costume, for us, it’s the life we know. That’s the gap between us and them—and that’s where Liragap runs.