Six pieces, all carrying the circle logo. A t-shirt and a hoodie with the mark printed large across the back in sizes S to 2XL, a bandana so the co-pilot is in uniform, a 3 inch matte circle sticker, a 4 inch magnet for the tailgate, and the Ella in the Camaro die-cut sticker.
Want treats on a schedule? Modified Monthly is a custom freeze-dried treat box from our Chester County kitchen, built around your dog's tastes and shipped every month. First box is $1.
What this is for
It is how the pack finds each other in a field of a thousand cars. The stickers and the magnet are weatherproof and meant for a toolbox, a laptop lid or a tailgate that sees rain. The bandana is the one piece the dog wears, and it is the piece people actually ask about at events.
Where you will see it
We bring merch to the shows on the event calendar, which is also where the treats are. Everything is designed in-house in Malvern, Pennsylvania, in the same place we make the freeze-dried dog treats.
Merch ships from Pennsylvania with the treats, so a shirt and a bag of liver travel in one box and count toward the same $50 free shipping threshold. The full shop is in The Garage, and the dog-side of the catalogue starts at freeze-dried dog treats.
Car culture friends
Other independent car culture brands printing their own designs rather than reselling: Senseless Co. sells its own positive car culture apparel and stickers rather than print on demand, Illest Brand has been running its own streetwear designs out of California since 2009, and Slammedenuff is a Mississippi car show brand selling its own apparel, decals and stickers.




