Iso Automobiles T-Shirt
A colorful, wearable tribute to the Iso Automobile company, maker of the Isetta. These are black, Fruit of the Loom 4.7 oz. SoftSpun crew T-shirts, available in medium, large or extra large. IMPORTANT: see the “Additional Information” tab below for available sizes and garment care instructions. To view product larger, simply click on the image at left, and a pop-up will open showing a zoomed image. Once that window is open, click on its upper lefthand corner to zoom in even larger.
Product Description
Makers of one of the oddest little cars ever, the Isetta, Iso Automobiles was an Italian car and motorcycle maker that existed from 1939-1973. Originally manufacturing only small-displacement motorcycles, motor scooters and a few three-wheeled oddities, Iso eventually developed the iconic bubble-shaped minicar, the Isetta. Early production was limited to Iso’s Milan factory, but by the mid-1950’s, they had licensed other manufacturers like BMW to produce the Isetta. By the time production ended in 1962, several hundred thousand had been built in various countries. In the 1960’s, Iso began building high-performance cars. With chassis work by Bertone and small-block V-8 engines from Chevy and Ford, the Rivolta, Grifo, Fidia and other models attempted to swim in the waters populated by Jaguar and Ferrari. The cars were very well-engineeered, and are highly collectible today, but the company never seemed to find its niche before folding following the release of its last model, the Lele.
Additional Information
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| Imprint | Image is imprinted with a vivid, full-color heat transfer, using pigment-based inks and a professional, high-temperature heat press. The imprint will not tolerate hot water or a hot dryer, and is warranted only if the garment care instructions are followed. All artwork is copyright Conceptsmart, Inc. and may not be duplicated for any purpose without prior authorization by us. Item is intended for personal, consumer use only. |
| Garment care Instructions | Wash these items in cold water ONLY, and dry on the lowest (coolest) temperature setting. DO NOT IRON. The imprints will not tolerate hot water or a hot dryer, and are warranted only if these care instructions are followed. Minimal shrinkage will occur after drying, and almost none will occur from washing. These shirts are very size-stable. |
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