This design brings us back to a time when cars were at the very center of American culture. We think back on drive-in movie theaters, soda pop brought to you on roller skates, and sunday cruises on Main Street.

Our designs are all done in-house, by hand - No AI tools used. We want to provide you with excellent quality in everything we do. Whether it's customer service, taking care to pack your orders safely, or making sure each shirt is designed with the finest details in mind.

We tested several blank t-shirts and have selected the Next Level 6010 tri-blend t-shirt. It's soft, lightweight, and comfortable. We are sick of t-shirts made with the absolute cheapest, heaviest, scratchiest  materials possible. We couldn't do that to you. 

Because of the nature of these prints, they do require a little bit of attention when washing to ensure they last and don't crack, lift, or wrinkle.

Use a mild, gentle detergent without added bleach or fabric softener.
Look for cleaners specially formulated for delicates or sensitive skin.

Turn shirts inside out to protect the design from pilling and friction.
Turning them inside out prevents damage from contact with other items.

Wash in cold water on a gentle or delicate cycle.
Warm water can cause fading, and hot water damages prints. Cold water is ideal.

Dry on lowest heat setting, remove while damp and hang dry to finish.

Care tips directly from the printer:

Wash your printed garments in cold water to prevent shrinkage and protect your transfers. Hot water isn't just rough on your designs - it's the leading cause of both fabric and transfer wrinkles. If your washer has a "delicate" or "permanent press" cycle, use it. These gentle cycles create less friction and agitation, which helps your transfers maintain their smooth appearance.

Don't overcrowd your washer-give your printed garments room to move freely. Turn them inside out before washing to protect the transfers from rubbing against other clothes. For maximum protection, wash similar items together and avoid washing custom apparel with heavy items like jeans or towels, which can create excessive friction and creasing.

The dryer poses the biggest risk for transfer wrinkles. Remove items promptly; letting them sit creates deep-set wrinkles that are harder to remove. Use low heat, and don't overload the dryer. For best results, remove items while slightly damp and hang them to finish drying. If wrinkles appear, a quick 10-minute tumble on low heat often smooths them out.

Store your printed garments flat or hung up whenever possible. If you must fold them, avoid creating hard creases in printed areas.