Where it all started.
The OG Logo Tee brings it back to the roots with a bold, cartoon-style design of Steven “So Cold” Nelson posted up on ice, rocking the Omaha trunks and signature gloves. With oversized “SC” and “SO COLD” text dripping in frozen detail, this shirt makes a statement from across the room.
The back reps TEAM NELSON loud and proud—because this isn’t just a name, it’s a movement.
Details:
🖤 100% Cotton – durable, breathable, and soft to the touch
🎨 Crisp cartoon-inspired front graphic with icy details
👕 Oversized fit with drop shoulders for everyday flex
❄️ Clean. Classic. So Cold.
Product Specs:
• Fabric Weight: 6.8 oz/yd² (230 g/m²)
• Fabric Thickness: Thin
• Stretch: Non-Stretch
• Fit: Regular & Loose
• Neckline: O-neck / Round Neck
• Season: Spring & Summer approved
Care Instructions:
• Machine wash cold (30°C), gentle cycle
• Do not bleach
• Tumble dry low
• Iron inside-out on low
• Do not dry clean
⚠️ Note: Small variations in print color or placement are normal due to custom production.
Where it all started.
The OG Logo Tee brings it back to the roots with a bold, cartoon-style design of Steven “So Cold” Nelson posted up on ice, rocking the Omaha trunks and signature gloves. With oversized “SC” and “SO COLD” text dripping in frozen detail, this shirt makes a statement from across the room.
The back reps TEAM NELSON loud and proud—because this isn’t just a name, it’s a movement.
Details:
🖤 100% Cotton – durable, breathable, and soft to the touch
🎨 Crisp cartoon-inspired front graphic with icy details
👕 Oversized fit with drop shoulders for everyday flex
❄️ Clean. Classic. So Cold.
Product Specs:
• Fabric Weight: 6.8 oz/yd² (230 g/m²)
• Fabric Thickness: Thin
• Stretch: Non-Stretch
• Fit: Regular & Loose
• Neckline: O-neck / Round Neck
• Season: Spring & Summer approved
Care Instructions:
• Machine wash cold (30°C), gentle cycle
• Do not bleach
• Tumble dry low
• Iron inside-out on low
• Do not dry clean
⚠️ Note: Small variations in print color or placement are normal due to custom production.
