Apparel & Merchandise

Wear the Brands on Your Truck

The brands that build suspension, exhaust and winches put their name on gear too, and this is where it lands. Apparel from Rough Country, Borla, Westin, Superlift and Superwinch sits alongside work gloves and the branded shop and counter pieces that go with them. It is the section to browse when the truck is already finished.

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Rough Country and Borla carry the bulk of the apparel here. Westin, Superwinch, Superlift, Putco, BDS Suspension, JKS, GEN-Y Hitch, ARC Lighting and WeatherTech add smaller runs of the same idea.

Gloves are the practical end of it. Warn and WeatherTech both make work gloves, including synthetic leather pairs, and they earn their keep on a winch line or a bumper install rather than on a shelf.

The rest is merchandise in the plain sense: display stands and shop pieces from GEN-Y Hitch and others, the kind of thing that ends up in a garage or behind a counter. Prices in this section run from a few dollars to a few hundred, so it spans a stocking stuffer and a real purchase in the same list.

Common Questions

What kind of apparel is this?

Branded gear from the truck accessory manufacturers themselves rather than from a clothing label. Rough Country, Borla, Westin, Superwinch and Superlift all have apparel here, and WeatherTech and Warn cover the glove side. Sizes and styles vary by brand, so the listing for each item is where the detail lives.

Are the gloves meant for work?

Yes. The gloves in this section come from Warn and WeatherTech, and they are built for handling a winch line, hardware and bumper steel rather than for cold weather. Some are synthetic leather and some add reinforcement in the palm. Check the individual listing for what a given pair is made of.

Can I buy this in a store?

Apparel and gloves are the kind of thing our counters keep on hand, though what is on the rack differs from store to store across Alabama, Georgia, Mississippi and Florida. If you want a specific brand or size, ordering it through the site is the surer route than driving out for it.