Racing Sweater - R'n'R rules my soul

A fork in the road. The devil. The selling of souls and Rock'n'roll. An old story of which some make more or less fuss about. You belong to those men with fewer words who prefer to let their clothes speak for them? Then we' re not surprised that your choice hits exactly this Racing Sweater. To all like-minded people out there: winter is approaching - give more sweaters a voice: Rock'n'Roll rules my soul!

50s Racing Club Sweater with expressive embroidery.

The racing sweater is tightly woven and particularly voluminous due to its excellent workmanship. Based on the classic Racing Club sweaters of the late 40's and early 50's, a zipper has been added to the neckline with which the collar can be turned into a turtleneck. The cuffs at the sleeves are extra long and can be rolled up or worn like gloves - especially by using the cutout for the thumb. Stripes on the sleeves are kept contrasting in off white. The back part convinces by the elaborate embroidery, which is perfectly complemented by the small embroidery on the front part. Simply a cool sweater for real men - once worn, you never want to take it off again...

The Rumble59 Racing Sweater "R'n'R rules my soul" at a glance:

• Material: cotton
• Composition: 100% cotton
• Color: black, offwhite
• Pattern: other
• Elaborated embroidery on the back side
• Small embroidery on the front side
• Please check our size chart for the perfect size.

Our model Rusty Pat is 175 cm tall and wears this cool pullover in size M.

Rumble59 offers a big range of 50s Racing Sweaters for rockabillies and Hotrod fans! These Racing Club Sweater convinces with an authentic cut and lovely details.

History of the Racing Sweater: 
The Racing Sweater has its origin in the 20s and was widely popular up to the late 50s. Wide collars, high cuffs that went up to the waist and a thumb hole on the sleeves were features of the first sweaters. Equipped with a zipper from the chest which could close all the way up to the neck, these warming pullovers were best for motorcycle races. That is why these pullovers got popular as "Racing Sweaters". Already during the interwar period, the AMA (American Motorcyclist Association) hosted the so called "Gypsy Runs". These "Gypsy Runs" were different types of competitions, freestyle-disciplines or mountain races. The Racing Sweater, which was available in many different colors at that time, served as a platform, so that clubs, sponsors or companies were able to present themselves with their own logos on the sweaters - The birth of the Racing Club Sweater! This made Racing Sweaters very popular amongst many racing clubs in the postwar period. To clearly identify the membership each member wore a sweater with his name on the front and the club logo on the back.

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Racing Sweater Concrete Scrapers

This time it's not about faster, further, higher. It's about "slow and low" - about lowered 1950s Mercurys, cali-lifestyle and streetgangs, which you better not mess with. The Air-Ride is letting your Led Sled glide only a few milimetres above the asphalt - through enemy territory, on the wrong side of the city or just from L.A. to Oakland. Low rider knows every street, yeah. Low rider is the one to meet, yeah...

Classic 50s Club Sweater with detailed embroidery.

The Racing Sweater is woven densely and because of excellent workmanship it is extra voluminous. Like the classic Racing Sweaters of the late 40s and 50s it has a zipper at the neckline, which can transform it into a turtle neck. The cuffs at the sleeves are extra long and can be rolled up or worn like gloves with the provided opening for your thumb. The Block stripes on the sleeves are kept in a contrasting red and the back side convinces with an elaborate embroidery, that complements the small stitching on the front. Just a cool sweater for real men - once worn, you never want to take it off again..

The Rumble59 Racing Sweater "Concrete Scrapers" at a glance:

• Material: cotton
• Composition: 100% cotton
• Color: black, red
• Pattern: other
• Elaborated embroidery on the back side
• Small embroidery on the front side
• Please check our size chart for the perfect size.

Our model Rusty Pat is wearing the sweater in size M.

Rumble59 offers a big range of 50s Racing Sweatern for rockabillies and Hotrod fans! These Racing Club Sweater convinces with an authentic cut and lovely details. 

History of the Racing Sweater: 
The Racing Sweater has its origin in the 20s and was widely popular up to the late 50s. Wide collars, high cuffs that went up to the waist and a thumb hole on the sleeves were features of the first sweaters. Equipped with a zipper from the chest which could close all the way up to the neck, these warming pullovers were best for motorcycle races. That is why these pullovers got popular as "Racing Sweaters". Already during the interwar period, the AMA (American Motorcyclist Association) hosted the so called "Gypsy Runs". These "Gypsy Runs" were different types of competitions, freestyle-disciplines or mountain races. The Racing Sweater, which was available in many different colors at that time, served as a platform, so that clubs, sponsors or companies were able to present themselves with their own logos on the sweaters - The birth of the Racing Club Sweater! This made Racing Sweaters very popular amongst many racing clubs in the postwar period. To clearly identify the membership each member wore a sweater with his name on the front and the club logo on the back.

Racing Sweater Man in Black

You also belong to the secret club that wears black until a darker colour is invented? Well, then you know the chairman Johnny Cash and the devil himself. Both left in their writings that this sweater must belong to the firm equipment of each club member. Therefore do not resist the inevitable and buy this sweater immediately, so that you are spared one of the 666 penalties for irregularities! For everyone else: the club is looking for more members!

50s Racing Sweater in the only true color: Black.

The Racing Sweater is woven densely and because of excellent workmanship it is extra voluminous. Like the classic Racing Sweaters of the late 40s and 50s it has a zipper at the neckline, which can transform it into a turtle neck. The cuffs at the sleeves are extra long and can be rolled up or worn like gloves with the provided opening for your thumb. The back part with the elaborate embroidery is completely black and provides a dash of colour, which is perfectly complemented by the small embroidery on the front part.. Just a cool sweater for real men - once worn, you never want to take it off again...

The Rumble59 Racing Sweater "Man in Black" at a glance:

• Material: cotton
• Composition: 100% cotton
• Color: black
• Pattern: other
• Elaborated embroidery on the back side
• Small embroidery on the front side
• Please check our size chart for the perfect size.


• Rumble59 offers a big range of 50s Racing Sweatern for rockabillies and Hotrod fans! These Racing Club Sweater convinces with an authentic cut and lovely details. 
  
  History of the Racing Sweater: 
  The Racing Sweater has its origin in the 20s and was widely popular up to the late 50s. Wide collars, high cuffs that went up to the waist and a thumb hole on the sleeves were features of the first sweaters. Equipped with a zipper from the chest which could close all the way up to the neck, these warming pullovers were best for motorcycle races. That is why these pullovers got popular as "Racing Sweaters". Already during the interwar period, the AMA (American Motorcyclist Association) hosted the so called "Gypsy Runs". These "Gypsy Runs" were different types of competitions, freestyle-disciplines or mountain races. The Racing Sweater, which was available in many different colors at that time, served as a platform, so that clubs, sponsors or companies were able to present themselves with their own logos on the sweaters - The birth of the Racing Club Sweater! This made Racing Sweaters very popular amongst many racing clubs in the postwar period. To clearly identify the membership each member wore a sweater with his name on the front and the club logo on the back.

Racing Sweater Hotrod Hellride

Start the engine, let the tires burn on the asphalt - hungry for speed! "Ride it like you stole it" and don't be afraid of death, becaus if you prove to be worthy, it certainly won't be the last Hotrod Hellride: The ways of Satan are known to be mysterious...

50s Racing Sweater with cool Hotrod embroidery.

The Racing Sweater is woven densely and because of excellent workmanship it is extra voluminous. Like the classic Racing Sweaters of the late 40s and 50s it has a zipper at the neckline, which can transform it into a turtle neck. The cuffs at the sleeves are extra long and can be rolled up or worn like gloves with the provided opening for your thumb. The stripes on the sleeves are kept in a contrasting offwhite color. The back side convinces with an elaborate embroidery, that complements the small stitching on the front. Just a cool sweater for real men - once worn, you never want to take it off again...

The Rumble59 Racing Sweater "Hotrod Hellride" at a glance:

• Material: cotton
• Composition: 100% cotton
• Color: black, offwhite
• Pattern: other
• Elaborated embroidery on the back side
• Small embroidery on the front side
• Please check our size chart for the perfect size.

Racing Sweater Johnny's Junkyard

Racing Sweater Johnny's Junkyard

This cool Racing Sweater - Johnny's Junkyard follows the classic Racing Club Sweater of the late 40s and early 50s and is very pleasant to wear.
It looks great due to the comfortable fit and especially the awesome embroidery on backpart. It's really big and elaborated very well!

"One day I devised myself a plan that should be the envy of most any man" was sung by the man in black and the lyrics referred to the "Psychobilly Cadillac" that was put together from several parts stolen at the Detroit Assembly line.
"Johnny's Junkyard" may offer you the same service without stealing but by marauding through hundreds of classic car wrecks and pulling out whatever part you need to build your very own "One piece at a time"!
Bring your own tools.

The sweater is knitted very tight and extra voluminous. It has a collar with a zipper, which allows to wear the collar also as turtle/ polo neck.
The cuffs at sleeves are cut extra long. They could be worn rolled up or nearly as gloves - especially by using the designed openings for thumb. Three stripes at sleeves are contrasting bordeaux.
Take a look at the great and big embroidery on backpart! It's completed perfectly by the small embroidery on front.
Worn once - you just don't want to take off our new Rumble59 sweater ....!

The convincing details of the Sweater - Johnny's Junkyard at a glance:

• Composition: 100 % Cotton
• Colour: black with contrasts in bordeaux
• detailed embroidery on back and front

History of Racing Sweater:
The racing sweater found its beginning in the 1920s and have been very popular up to the 1950s. The first sweaters had wide collars, high cuffs - especially at fore- and backpart: The cuffs ended nearly at waist. At sleeves the cuffs had a loop for thumb. The collar could be closed by a zipper which ended approx. at breast height - Like this the neck could be covered completely as needed. This warming cut was specifically adapted for motorcycle racing, which gave distinction to the racing sweaters.
Already in the interwar period the AMA (American Motocyclist Association) arranged so-called Gipsy Runs: Different competitions, free-style disciplines or hill climbs. At that time racing sweaters were offered in a wide range of colours. Those sweaters were used for promoting different clubs, sponsors or companies at every event. The hour of birth of the Racing Club Sweater!
Eventually the racing sweaters found its enormous popularity for several clubs at the postwar period. For a definite identification every member owned a sweater with his name on front and a club logo at back.