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New Youth Tees and Sweatshirt—On Sale in the BaT Gear Store!

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September officially kicks off the “-ber” months, and now all the kids are back in school. It is so named for being the seventh month of the old Roman calendar, but we’re not here to lecture about Roman history—we’re here to roll out a new collection of BaT Gear for the as-yet-unlicensed gearheads among us!

Our crack merch team has done it once again and assembled a fresh drop for the young’uns in your life—check them out below!

First up is our new Surf Tee, featuring a beach-bound Porsche 356 coupe over a Bring a Trailer logo on the front. The shirts themselves are preshrunk 100% heavyweight cotton, and since each one is individually tie-dyed, no two are the same. The Surf Tee costs $25, and Youth/Kids sizes XS-XL are available now in the Gear Store!

Our Citroen Floral graphic tee was such a hit with the adults in the room that we’re bringing the same graphic to a lilac T-shirt in Kids sizes XS-XL. The shirt is 100% cotton, ring-spun and garment-dyed, with a durable screen-printed graphic and a subtle Bring a Trailer wordmark nestled among the blooms. The t-shirt is on sale now in the Gear Store for $25.

This red, 100% cotton Racing Tee is for those born with the need for speed or for whose progeny could use a subtle hint toward a future in motorsport. It features a high-contrast yellow graphic on the front depicting a pair of Porsche 962s descending the Corkscrew, with the lead car bearing a Bring a Trailer logo on the nose. A yellow Bring a Trailer logo also rests on the left sleeve, and the shirt is available in Youth/Kids sizes XS–XL for $25.

 

Keep them comfortable as temperatures drop with this heather gray Bring a Trailer hoodie. This relaxed-fit, mid-weight pullover sweatshirt is a mix of 50% cotton and 50% polyester fleece, featuring a clean look (sans drawstring) and a white Bring a Trailer logo printed across the chest. An embroidered Champion logo adorns the left sleeve just above the cuff because Champion is cool now/again. It’s available in Youth/Kids sizes S-XL at $40.

Our first ever kids’ shirt that we dropped in 2023 is still available in the Gear Store for $25 in Youth sizes M-XL!

We’ve also designed a pair of keychains for those of driving age: an enamel keychain featuring a classic Bring a Trailer logo set in brass, and a round Bring a Trailer logo rendered in metal with either a black or tan leather backing.

Grab your BaT kids’ merch here in the BaT Gear Store!

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