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Arsh’s Garage Hoodie

 

If you love cars, turning wrenches, and the garage lifestyle, the Arsh’s Garage Hoodie is made for you. Whether you're at a car meet, working on your build, or just cruising around town, this hoodie lets you rep the culture in comfort and style.

Why Car Enthusiasts Love This Hoodie

  • Premium soft material for comfort during garage work or daily wear
  • Bold Arsh’s Garage logo – show your passion for the car scene
  • Perfect for car meets, detailing days, or late-night wrenching
  • Available in multiple sizes (S–3XL)
  • Makes a great gift for any car lover

 Product Details

  • Color: Black
  • High-quality print that won’t fade easily
  • Classic fit with front pocket
  • Machine washable

100% Satisfaction Guarantee

Order with confidence! If you don’t love your hoodie, you can return it within 30 days for a refund through CafePress.

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