Hot Rod Mascot Socks
Description: Brothers Joe and Tom Hrudka began street racing in the late '50s, though it wasn't until the early '60s that they got serious about it. Runing a '55 210 in the D/Gas Class, the boys refined their ride until winning the '62 Nationals, and along the way, found a need for better exhaust gaskets, as the stock ones were prone to failure. The brothers went about creating an alternative and were soon testing them on their own cars and those of fellow racers, who wanted more of them. Encouraged, they began manufacturing gaskets in their garage. Their enterprise grew, and in 1964, needed a name, and they decided on Mister Gasket. And since it was the '60s, they figured they needed a mascot, so they came up with a hot rodder named Corky.
Description: This edgy design features a punk waffle character riding a retro game car. Surrounded by flames and skulls, it captures the dark fantasy streetwear aesthetic. Perfect for gamers and retro enthusiasts who love a rebellious vibe.
Punk Waffle Retro Gamer Flame Hot Rod Design Socks
by Colorful Days
$14 $20
Description: Authentic retro Bardahl Racing logo with the iconic fiery bird mascot and checkered flag header. Perfect for hot rod builders, garage decor fans, and classic motor racing lovers.
Vintage Bardahl Racing Lubricants Flame Mascot Logo Socks
by ZH Studio
$14 $20
Aggressive Bird Mascot Smoking Stogie Vestment Socks
by Colored Fantasy Skies
$14 $20
Description: Embrace the energetic heat of this vibrant blue tiki shrunken head skull. Featuring a bold lowbrow mascot aesthetic with glowing orange flame eyes, bound with rope, and set against a blazing fire backdrop, this creation is perfect for fans of tiki culture, hot rod scenes, and rockabilly subcultures. Add a fiery, tropical gothic touch to your collection with this striking piece made for bikers and island lifestyle lovers alike.
Description: Pizza Haven was a Seattle icon for decades before their untimely demise. Founded in 1958 and opening its first location in the U-District, just off the University of Washington campus, Pizza Haven was one of the first pizza companies to make deliveries. Employees used radios to relay orders to roving drivers who carried stacks of pizzas in ovens in the back of their brown Pizza Haven Jeeps and pickups truly making them one of the fastest pizzas in town. Whether you're a Northwest original pining for the one-of-a-kind taste of Pizza Haven or just a t-shirt junkie who likes weird shirts from another time and place, this one is for you!
