Kustom Mugs
Description: A rockabilly music parody, riffing off the "Not Very Punk" meme for bassists and vintage rock 'n' roll purists! Features the humorous quote "Electric Bass? That's not very rockabilly." — perfect for upright bass, double bass, slap bass, rockabilly purists, psychobilly fans... and even well, yes... even gothabilly fans.
Description: Unleash the speed with this aggressive monster driving a classic hot rod. Featuring a gritty retro aesthetic with flame details, this detailed piece captures the essence of custom car culture. Perfect for automotive enthusiasts who love high-octane gear and bold, rebellious garage style on their apparel.
Description: Gear up with classic free-spirit café racer attitude. Featuring a sleek vintage XLCR cafe motorcycle alongside a leather-jacketed rider, this black-and-white graphic captures the ultimate fusion of 1950s rockabilly culture, speed, and rebel style. Boldly detailed and styled with classic typography reading "Rock, Roll... Ride," it’s the perfect design for bikers, riders, racers, wanderers, ton-up boys, rock and rollers, metalheads, hillbilly cats, psychobilly or gothabilly fans, and lovers of long-gone vintage bikes and kustom kulture. No membership or club dues required.
Description: Bold and edgy typography design featuring the phrase “Biker Gal” in a distressed retro gothic font with stylized flame accents. The vibrant pink lettering paired with golden flames creates a rebellious biker aesthetic perfect for motorcycle enthusiasts, chopper riders, road warriors, and women who love biker culture. A striking vintage-inspired graphic for those who live for freedom, speed, and the open road.
Description: Celebrate the spirit of custom culture with this bold vintage-inspired design featuring a metallic purple iron cross wrapped in smoky flame details. Perfect for motorcycle riders, chopper builders, hot rod enthusiasts, garage mechanics, and lovers of classic Kustom Kulture aesthetics. A standout design for anyone who lives the custom bike and automotive lifestyle.
Description: Turn up the throttle with this bold "Biker Shit" design featuring distressed turquoise lettering topped with classic orange flames. A perfect graphic for motorcycle riders, chopper builders, custom bike enthusiasts, biker clubs, garage mechanics, and anyone who lives the two-wheel lifestyle. Great for rallies, road trips, bike nights, or as a gift for motorcycle lovers.
Description: A striking vintage-inspired illustration featuring a grinning skull engulfed in golden flames. Blending classic hot rod graphics, traditional tattoo aesthetics, and lowbrow horror art, this bold design captures the spirit of custom culture, punk attitude, and retro spooky style. Perfect for horror fans, tattoo lovers, and anyone who appreciates old-school macabre artwork.
Description: This design reflects being caught between two worlds: The Harley Cafe Racer XLCR was only built in 1977 & '78, and I was fortunate enough to get my hands on one before they became expensive.Most Hog drivers don't care for cafe or sport bikes, and most cafe racers don't ride Harleys. During Bike Week at Myrtle Beach, I got no nods of acknowledgment or waves from Harley riders because they thought I was riding a rice rocket due to the bike's styling. I was an outcast and learned to ride with no leader, no pack... just the open road, because every rider deserves to ride like a free man, so I embraced the solitude on the roadways.“Ride Free. Ride Alone.” or “No Pack. No Master.”
Description: A bold vintage-inspired horror illustration featuring a grinning skull engulfed in vivid purple flames. With classic hot rod, lowbrow, and traditional tattoo influences, this eye-catching design is perfect for fans of spooky aesthetics, punk style, custom culture, and retro monster art.
Description: A bold custom culture design featuring a classic long-fork chopper motorcycle with chrome detailing and a vintage metal-inspired logo reading "Candyer Culture." Inspired by old-school chopper builds, garage life, biker heritage, and retro custom motorcycle art, this design is perfect for riders, builders, and enthusiasts of vintage motorcycle culture.
Description: Embrace the darkness with this terrifying vampire bat monster artwork featuring razor-sharp fangs, oversized wings, glowing red tones, and a sinister horror aesthetic. Inspired by classic creature features, gothic legends, Halloween nightmares, and dark fantasy art, this bold illustration is perfect for horror fans, metalheads, gothic fashion lovers, and collectors of macabre monster designs.
Description: What do you get when you mash up hot rods and monsters? In 1980, the answer would have been Weird Wheels trading card stickers. Featuring a checklist of colorful creations along the lines of the late '60s Odd Rods cards, the set blends Kustom Kulture with matinée horror. The cards themselves have monsters and other creatures driving absurdly customized cars, trucks, and motorcycles. As cool as the cards looked, they came out at a time when the Kustom Kulture was well past its peak, and the set flopped, but that doesn't mean they're still not cool! This one features the reaper from the outer packaging tearing it up in his '37 DeLuxe Cabriolet.
Description: Johnny's Speed & Chrome got their start in Buena Park, California as a traditional speed shop selling all kinds of go fast parts and dress up goodies for street racing enthusiasts. From hot rods to muscle cars, Johnny's had it all, including used parts, some of which were still warm when placed on the shelf. Towards the late '70s and throughout the '80s, they changed their focus to air cooled imports and dune buggies, giving Johnny's Speed & Chrome it's second wind. While the quality of their chrome earned them the nickname 'Johnny's Flake & Peel' locally, Johnny's was a southern California institution that still holds a special place in the hearts of many old school enthusiasts.
