Before fuel injection, starting a cold engine took some technique. You pulled the choke, turned the key, listened, and eased the knob back in as the idle settled. Nobody explained it to you. Someone showed you, usually in a driveway, usually on a cold morning.
Choke Pull is named for that knob. It's a word that works like a password: if you know it, you probably also know the smell of carb cleaner, the feel of a notchy third gear, and the project car that's been "almost done" for three years.
We make tees for that crowd: manual-gearbox loyalists, weekend wrenchers, and anyone nostalgic for '80s and '90s garage culture. No sponsors, no badges. Just shirts for people who still like doing it by hand.