Clutches Pins and Buttons

Description: "Venom's Clutches" Comic Book Cover Fan Art

Description: A bold, graphic featuring the word "Clutches" in a stylized, deep red font with a yellow outline, situated above the word "SPEED" in yellow capital letters. Two yellow stars accent the upper left. Two views of a vehicle clutch assembly are prominently displayed, with the text "That's what it's all about" in yellow at the bottom in a similar stylized font.

Description: A smug gentleman in evening dress stands beside a bald giant in a crimson cape, while a nervous older man clutches his hat and cane. Behind them, pale eyes pierce a shadowy silhouette as teal mist curls through Gothic lettering. Premium quality pieces from Dashery powered by Teepublic bring this vintage vampire comedy to sturdy T-Shirts, while soft fleece Hoodies preserve its sinister glow. Scarlet inks, inky shadows and pulp comic brushwork give the scene a wickedly playful chill.

Description: Beneath the dripping words The Pit, skeletal ghouls rise from a slime filled cavern pool while a sinister childlike creature cradles a skull. Sickly green ooze glows over twisted roots as hollow eyes stare through the shadows. These Premium quality pieces from Dashery powered by Teepublic bring vintage pulp horror to soft cotton T-Shirts, while durable vinyl Stickers retain every jagged ink line. Murky reflections deepen the dread beneath the chilling promise Feast of Horror.

Description: Vintage 1960s Hays Clutches Flywheels - Midway City, California

Description: Gasp! I clutch my pearls at you, Sir!

Description: Bullet For My Valentine Clutches Skull & Vines Metalcore Streetwear

Description: squirrel clutches a giant acorn to its chest with both paws

Description: Clutches, thats what its all about

Description: Enjoy this new design and put them on whatever you would like. Also makes a great gift! :)

Description: Drawings by me

Description: The Hays Clutches & Flywheels logo appeared on the fender of the #71 race car in The Dukes of Hazzard episode “Repo Men” (Season 1, Episode 4). This car was actually the very first General Lee (originally “LEE 1”) later repainted and fitted with sponsor decals for the scene.