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Carsales Staff12 Dec 2012
NEWS

Subaru fashionable again

New range of retro Subaru clothing designed to celebrate more than half a century of building cars

Subaru Australia has released a new retro-look clothing range comprising T-shirts, polo shirts and caps.


Launched just in time for Christmas, the apparel capitalises on Subaru's heritage by featuring '58' logos that celebrate its first mass-produced model, the 360 from 1958.


The name of the hugely popular BRZ coupe, a vehicle that has been a sell-out success in Australia, is also emblazoned across a number of items.


Included in the new clothing line are a premium 'eco' polo, T-shirt and sports cap that feature the BRZ logos, while heritage designs feature the 360, 'Since 1958' and '58 race' T-shirts.


All of the T-shirts are 100 per cent cotton and priced between $24.99 and $49.99.


The range of BRZ and Subaru heritage apparel is available online at shop.Subaru.com.au or at any Subaru dealership.


Pricing for Subaru's summer range is as follows:
- BRZ sports cap - $24.99
- BRZ eco polo - $49.99
- BRZ T-shirt - $29.99
- 360 retro T-shirt - $24.99
- Since 1958 T-shirt - $24.99
- 58 race T-shirt - $24.99


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