Name: The Forest Cruiser
Brand: Berkshires Boutique
SKU: 4327547_9367
Price: 28.0 USD
Availability: InStock

Shipping & Returns

Shipping: Free shipping on all U.S. orders over $75 (gift cards not included). 🚚✨

Returns: You’ve got 30 days from delivery to decide if your purchase sparks joy or needs to boomerang back to us. 🕒

Please note: we only take back items that are unworn, unwashed, and in their original, untamed condition. No mysterious stains, strange scents, or evidence of epic adventures allowed.🌲✨

More information regarding returns and exchanges can be found here: Return Policy

Fabric Details

Fabric weight: 4.2 oz./yd.² (142 g/m²)
Pre-shrunk
100% Airlume combed and ring-spun cotton: Marshmallow, Citron, Soft Maple, Hot Cocoa, and Sky Blue.
99% cotton and 1% polyester: Frosted Berry and Icy Blue.
90% cotton and 10% polyester: Gray and Charcoal.
52% cotton / 48% polyester: Campfire Smoke, Night Sky, Lakeside Blue and Balsam Forest

Care Guide

To keep your tee feeling cozy and looking its best:

Machine wash cold, inside-out, on a gentle cycle with mild detergent and like colors.

Skip the fabric softeners and use non-chlorine bleach only when truly needed.

Tumble dry low or hang it up to air dry if you want it to last for seasons to come.

If it needs a touch-up, cool iron inside-out—but don’t iron over the design.

Do not dry clean.

Size Chart

Forest Test

The Forest Cruiser

A Tee from the Pedals & Pines Collection

Some creatures zip past. Others weave and swerve. Big Bear? He cruises. With a bike built for comfort and a basket brimming with blooms, Big Bear rolls through the forest at his own unhurried pace—just slow enough to take in the scent of pine, spot a patch of sun, and enjoy every moment along the way.

Crafted with a soft, breathable fabric, this tee captures Big Bear’s grounded energy and quiet appreciation for the little things—like a well-packed picnic, a smooth stretch of trail, or a perfectly timed nap beneath the trees.

🐻 Soft and comfortable—perfect for woodland strolls or slow weekend rides
🌲 Pairs beautifully with dappled sunlight, gentle breezes, and a well-earned rest
🌸 Warning: May inspire spontaneous flower gathering and extended snack breaks
🚲 Made from 100% combed and ring-spun cotton (heather colors include a touch of polyester)
🧺 Pre-shrunk for a reliable fit—no surprises after laundry day

Each order is made just for you, which means it takes a little extra time to get it to your door. Crafting our products on demand, rather than in bulk, helps us reduce waste and stay true to our love for the great outdoors. Thanks for choosing a more mindful way to shop. 🌲

Size guide

	LENGTH (inches)	WIDTH (inches)	CHEST (inches)
S	28	18	34-37
M	29	20	38-41
L	30	22	42-45
XL	31	24	46-49
2XL	32	26	50-53
3XL	33	28	54-57
4XL	34	30	58-61

The Forest Cruiser – A Spring Story

Big Bear didn’t believe in rushing. Especially not on a warm spring day.

The forest had finally shaken off its snowy blanket, and everything was stretching back to life—ferns uncurling, birds singing half-finished songs, and streams bubbling with excitement. Big Bear took it all in with the same easy rhythm he lived by. After a slow breakfast and a bit of cloud-watching, he dusted off his old bicycle, checked the basket, and set off with no particular destination in mind.

He pedaled through soft pine trails where sunlight flickered like a lazy metronome. Every now and then, he paused to admire a blooming patch of wildflowers or listen to the low chatter of the stream. He picked a few blossoms here and there—always asking first, always gentle—and placed them in his basket like small treasures. The forest seemed to hum along with his pace, unbothered and unhurried.

Midway through the ride, he found a sunlit clearing with a mossy boulder just right for sitting. From his pack came a wedge of cheese, a slice of bread, and a perfectly crisp apple. No feast, but a good snack tastes even better when the breeze is cool and the birds are curious.

By the time he rolled home, the flowers in his basket were a little wind-tousled, and his legs a little tired. But that was the beauty of it. No rush, no race. Just one good ride through a forest waking up—with the soft scent of blossoms and pine still clinging to his fur.