Sweatshirts

“Check Out My Engine” Black embroidered sweatshirt photographed in a local Long Island garage. This cozy, heavyweight hoodie is perfect for the Nassau County gearhead who spends weekends under the hood and weeknights dreaming of their next build. Whether you're shopping at Roosevelt Field Mall or grabbing Starbucks in Merrick with your lifted Jeep parked outside, this sweatshirt is the ultimate gift for the car guy in your life. Ideal for Long Island women looking for Father’s Day or birthday gifts for boyfriends, husbands, or fiancés who live for torque specs and turbo whistles. Worn by guys heading to Bellmore Train Station car shows, Lido Beach cruises, or Sunday coffee meets at Jones Beach. The stitched engine icon on the chest flips a warning light into a badge of pride. Fits every stereotype - Mets fan, Italian-American uncle with a Nova in the garage, or that one guy who can’t shut up about his suspension rebuild. Seen around Massapequa Preserve, Bethpage State Park, and Westbury Gardens where cars are clean and Instagram captions are greasy. This is garagewear with swagger - built for wrench-turners, burnout kings, and old souls who still believe in carburetors.

Photograph of a classic-fit “Check Out My Engine” sweatshirt in black, modeled next to a red toolbox in a garage typical of Long Island homes from Massapequa to Wantagh. This is a go-to piece for men who live in their garages, spend Friday nights watching drag racing clips, and polish their rides before taking them to Bellmore Station or Eisenhower Park meets. A perfect gift for car-loving dads, boyfriends, or husbands, especially from women shopping in Roosevelt Field or Tanger Outlets looking for something with actual meaning. The bold embroidered engine light flips breakdown energy into confidence. Seen across Oceanside, Baldwin, and Freeport, this sweatshirt is a badge of the rebuild mindset. If your man spends more time detailing his engine bay than picking out outfits, this is the look he didn’t know he needed. Cozy fleece lining, rugged feel, garage-proven fit—engineered for the guy who says “I’ll just torque it myself.” Shop small and gift big. Ideal for Long Island’s unique blend of Italian-American gearheads, Dominican speed junkies, and sports-betting Mets fans who treat DraftKings wins like lottery money for car parts.

“Check Out My Engine” sweatshirt product shot, laid flat on a weathered workbench in Nassau County, NY. Designed for the Long Island man who gets more grease on his hands than most people get on their burgers. Whether he’s into old Chevelles, tuned Subarus, or anything with an open header, this sweatshirt keeps him warm from driveway builds to late-night drives. This is what women across Long Island are shopping for when they want to give their boyfriend or husband something better than cologne or another Home Depot gift card. Seen at Roosevelt Raceway shows, Bellmore Train Station meets, and Lido Beach parking lots where cars are lined up for the ‘Gram. For the guy who lifts his Jeep before he lifts groceries, who quotes Fast & Furious like scripture, and who asks “Did you hear that misfire?” just for fun. Built for Long Beach lovers, Massapequa moms trying to shop cool, and Bethpage fiancés who want to nail the perfect garage-core vibe. Also a hit with Long Island’s TikTok-savvy “Stephanie types” who drive Rubicons and think their man looks hottest covered in oil.

Streetwear-style “Check Out My Engine” sweatshirt seen on a bearded car enthusiast at a Bellmore Station car show. This Long Island-born hoodie speaks directly to the wrenching lifestyle, with a heavyweight fleece build, clean embroidered chest design, and garage-ready durability. For the Nassau County guy who listens to his turbo spool like it’s music and picks his hoodie based on how well it hides brake dust stains. A great gift for women shopping in Westbury, East Meadow, or Garden City who want a present that doesn’t suck. This one’s for the boyfriend who’s always under his Civic, the husband who runs out of space on his Snap-On chest, or the dad who says “They don’t make ‘em like they used to.” Representing the full Long Island stereotype lineup - Guido Mets fans who love Yankees drama, girls named Stephanie in white sneakers, Jeep-driving wine moms in Wantagh, and the tuner kids rolling deep into Glen Cove. Seen at Roosevelt Field, Massapequa Diner, and Nickerson Beach picnics surrounded by horsepower and VTEC. This isn’t just a sweatshirt, it’s the shop uniform of choice.

Check Out My Engine - Embroidered Sweatshirt

$50

Vintage grit meets a soft fit.

A clean embroidered crewneck sweatshirt with just the right amount of warmth and edge. Featuring an embroidery on the left sleeve of the "Check Out My Engine" logo. Perfect for chilly morning wrench sessions, Cars and Coffee, or post-car show cruises.

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