Curb Apparel & Accessories

Your new favorite sweatshirt is built to last, so don't be surprised when your kid is swiping it from your closet for the 2050 24hrs of Le Mans.

Seriously though, we are super proud to put our name on these sweatshirts. After about a year of testing the comfort and durability on these is remarkable. They don't pill, they don't change shape, they soften up a bit, but still maintain a fresh appearance.

-Regular fit Crew sweat, raglan sleeves 

-Heavy weight, 10.3 oz/yd²

-80% cotton 20% polyester anti-pill fleece 

-Neck and sleeve cuff ribbing, preshrunk to minimize shrinkage

Curb's roots in car design began in 1979 drawing body layouts, lofting curves and cutting sections through sheet metal structures.

In 1970’s England, bodies were drawn by hand; at full scale, on aluminum plates coated in white enamel with solid gold leads, hammered and sharpened to a chisled edge. The drawings were accurate, within a fraction of a millimeter.

In the early 80’s we worked in West Germany, drawing on mylar with ink. The German toolmakers appreciated nice drawings and liked us to add a 0.25mm “luft” space between spot weld flanges for joint sealer. This was the difference between British and German body engineering, a psychological gap between perfection and failure.

By the mid 80’s, computers took over and the art of body drafting was lost forever. Curb Industries is rooted in this art form, and we like to think that the craftsmanship we developed in those early years exists today in everything we do.

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100% American made t-shirts! 

An 11" wide curb logo on a premium quality t-shirt. Pretty much always 100% cotton aside from the "Heather" colors which are usually a cotton/poly blend that feels absolutely amazing and holds up to years of washing.

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Horizontally Opposed Decal

-Please note, displacement options have been discontinued for the foreseeable future.

Flat, Boxer, Pancake, call it what you want (be careful, there are a few semantics the hardcore folks will call you out on!) we love the Horizontally Opposed engine layout! Compact size, low center of gravity, and great balance make this configuration ideal in a performance context, as well as an all-around great package for road cars in general.

A simple checkered flag on the front left chest. Because we don't play polo.

When we first started thinking about making t-shirts almost 20 years ago, our primary objective was to make the sort of clothes that expressed our love for cars and racing. We wanted the type of shirts we'd feel comfortable wearing at a car show, bar, or design studio. At the time it seemed like that didn't exist, and so we developed a style of art which worked well for silkscreen and just started putting stuff out there. This product has been on my mind for a long time, but it always felt like it might be too simple. Now I find more and more, I just want to wear more plain stuff, so I thought I'd have some fun and put some more stuff out there.

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A simple Twisties sign on the front left chest. Because we don't play polo.

When we first started thinking about making t-shirts almost 20 years ago, our primary objective was to make the sort of clothes that expressed our love for cars and racing. We wanted the type of shirts we'd feel comfortable wearing at a car show, bar, or design studio. At the time it seemed like that didn't exist, and so we developed a style of art which worked well for silkscreen and just started putting stuff out there. This product has been on my mind for a long time, but it always felt like it might be too simple. Now I find more and more, I just want to wear more plain stuff, so I thought I'd have some fun and put some more stuff out there.

Click here for sizing info.

A simple Twisties sign on the front left chest. Because we don't play polo.

When we first started thinking about making t-shirts almost 20 years ago, our primary objective was to make the sort of clothes that expressed our love for cars and racing. We wanted the type of shirts we'd feel comfortable wearing at a car show, bar, or design studio. At the time it seemed like that didn't exist, and so we developed a style of art which worked well for silkscreen and just started putting stuff out there. This product has been on my mind for a long time, but it always felt like it might be too simple. Now I find more and more, I just want to wear more plain stuff, so I thought I'd have some fun and put some more stuff out there.

Click here for sizing info. I wear an XL T-Shirt and prefer these Long Sleeves in XXL. I prefer the arms to fit more loose than the fit on the XL. If you sort of on the edge of two sizes, I'd recommend erroring on the bigger size. You can always take advantage of our hassle free returns if it doesn't work out!