A shirt for those who discovered their family's money was only three generations old and have spent the last decade compensating through increasingly aggressive cultural consumption. The regret isn't about the wealth itself—that's perfectly fine. It's about the original source, which involved something vaguely industrial and therefore vulgar.
Wear this when explaining to older money that your ancestors "built things" in the Midwest, which is technically true and also the problem. It's the sartorial equivalent of a preemptive apology to people who don't care and wouldn't tell you if they did.
