Ducati Socks
Ducati Panigale V4 Motorbike Socks
by Automotive Apparel & Accessoires
$14 $20
Description: "A vector illustration of Marc Márquez in his iconic Ducati colors, capturing the thrilling spirit of MotoGP racing in a modern, minimalist style. Perfect for MotoGP fans, digital memorabilia collectors, or anyone who admires MM93’s skill and racing passion. This vector design features clean lines, bold solid colors, and dynamic silhouettes—ideal for printing on t-shirts, posters, or other merchandise."
Description: This is a limited range of my designs. Visit fmDisegno.redbubble.com for a full range of over 110+ alternative designs of Italian auto branded merchandise, wall art and more. Moto Ducati. The sixties were called the 'Wing' years. The first use of this logo was in 1962, on their small two-stroke mopeds and scooters. It would later find its way on to four-stroke bikes as well. Now find its way to you to wear with pride and acknowledgement of it's history Following a tradition common to other Italian manufacturers like Moto Guzzi and Moto Morini, the tanks of Ducati bikes were adorned with an eagle.
Ducati Moto (visit: fmDisegno.redbubble.com for full range) Socks
by fmDisegno
$14 $20
Description: This is a limited range of my designs. Visit fmDisegno.redbubble.com for a full range of over 110+ alternative designs of Italian auto branded merchandise, wall art and more. In the fifties, Ducati gained world fame with its victories earned on motorcycles engineered by Fabio Taglioni. This period also gave rise to what are possibly the two best known emblems to enthusiasts of Ducati. Meccanica Bologna Where this with pride and acknowledgement of the racing history of this great Italian motorcycle brand.
Ducati Classic Logo (visit: fmDisegno.redbubble.com for full range) Socks
by fmDisegno
$14 $20
Description: A shield shaped emblem with a red top section featuring diagonal white stripes and the wordDUCATI in white. Below this is a white curved band separating it from a black lower section, where the word CORSE is written in white. Underneath CORSE are the Italian flag colors in horizontal stripes: green, white, and red.
