T-Shirt Hotrod Betty's Speed Shop

This new T-Shirt "Hotrod Betty's Speed Shop" by Rumble59 will make you look good in every situation. 
It combines a fantastic artwok with thick but at the same time comfortable soft fabric quality.

Our well-known Garage Gal "Betty" proudly presents her second shirt design!
Just after finishing her '32 Deuce Coupe and some client's customizing-jobs she took some time to set up a new illustration for Rumble59.
"Hotrod Betty's Speed Shop" unites everything we love: The sassy, gorgeous Betty and her souped up Hotrod. 
"Garage Gal at your Service"!

The t-shirts of Rumble59 are characterized by the premium fabric quality as well as the excellent workmanship and quality of printing. 
With it's simple colours the print has a nice vintage look, which is elaborated very good. Look and see! 
 

These are the convincing details of the t-shirt "Hotrod Betty's Speed Shop" at glance:

• Composition: 100% Cotton (230gr/m2)
• Colour: black
• Big frontprint 
• Artwork by Jan Meininghaus
• This artwork is also available on a female t-shirt.
• Attention: Slim fit for sizes S-XL (tight fitting at chest, waist and upper arm). For the perfect size: Please take a look at the size chart!

Backgroundinfos Jan Meininghaus:
As a child from the '70s, teenager of the '80s, Jan spent his youth reading comic books, riding BMX-bikes and playing arcade games. He loved watching The Dukes of Hazzard and action-packed movies like Cannonball Run and Star Wars.
Jan Meininghaus began his illustration career with the age of 16, designing rock posters and album artwork for the bands in his hometown.With his underground roots always shining through, Jan’s illustrative style is rough, raw and edgy. 
His female protagonists are more switchblade sisters than innocent cuties and Meininghaus always has a focus on transferring the high-impact energy of his favorite car-chase movies and Rock 'n' Roll attitude to his work.
Jan works in various techniques, from painting to digital, but is always adding his experience in filmmaking, model photo-shoots and advertising layouts to keep his work vibrant, unique and alive. For Meininghaus it is never a job, but an extension of his life.