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Known for its cantankerous, salt-and-pepper haired meat mongers, Peter Luger is a cash-only steakhouse crammed with guests day in and day out, chomping on tender steak prepared with methods that — like its staffers — probably hasn’t changed in a few decades. But if no one knows you’ve dined there, did you really drop coin on a fancy meal?

Here’s food for thought: The new flex is repping your local watering hole or favorite restaurant in the same way you’d wear a Travis Scott tee the day after the Jackboys show. The farm-to-T-shirt phenomenon has got all of Instagram’s freshest dressers on the hunt for locally-sourced jawns.

Although Luger’s does offer some really dope souvenirs — including dad caps embroidered with a lone bull image and a double-sided graphic tee featuring different cuts of cow on the back — the real gem of its dusty merch cabinet is this cream-colored golf shirt. Appropriately only available in Large and Extra-Large, the golf shirt is a hefty garment worthy of any NYC ephemera collector’s closet space. Just be careful with the Luger sauce if you decide to wear it while you dine.

This story appears in the new issue of HIGHStyle, a Magazine by Highsnobiety. Click the link below to order a copy.

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