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Choice Gear: DriverGear Fall Collection

Somehow, despite what the calendar suggests, we’re still seeing temperatures in the 50s and 60s on a regular basis at our Pennsylvania offices, and quite a few leaves have yet to hit the ground.  It seems that traditional Fall weather may linger through Thanksgiving and into December, and that Volkswagen DriverGear’s Fall Collection just might remain part of your normal wardrobe for the foreseeable future.

 

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1949 Henley
If there is anything to be learned from the department store emails that assault my inbox on a daily basis, it’s that Henleys are back in style.  Featuring a contrasting cardinal color scheme rather than the more common Volkswagen blue, this shirt is perfect for being undercover while still professing your love for Volkswagen.

cableknitbeanie
These warmer temperatures aren’t going to stick around forever, and when they finally do plummet, you’ll need DriverGear’s Cable Knit Beanie.  Finished in the distinct dark blue and white VW team colors, and featuring the Volkswagen emblem resting prominently on the front, your brand allegiance will be unmistakable.
 
retrofleece
Taking inspiration directly from the world of sports and combining it with a twill stitched Volkswagen script featured prominently on the front, the Retro Raglan Fleece is perfect for tailgating.  Featuring a 7.7oz cotton blend, it’ll keep you warm when temperatures dip to a more seasonal level.

foamhat
While technically part of DriverGear’s Fall Collection, the Variegated Foam Cap is destined to be a year-round favorite.  Featuring the Volkswagen emblem prominently on the front and snap adjustment, this hat is an instant classic.
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Pom Knit Cap
Much like the Cable Knit Beanie from above, the Pom Knit Cap features the same thermal effectiveness, but with a decidedly more vintage feel.  At just $20, it seems like a keeper.
polka-dot-beanie
Looking for something a bit less obviously Volkswagen?  The Polka Dot Beanie is exactly what you’re after with very subtle branding, and a look-at-me color scheme.
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Ladies RipStop Puffer Vest
Designed to keep your core insulated regardless of the outside temperature, the full-zip DriverGear Ladies RipStop Puffer Vest is great way to stay warm this winter.  Available in any color you want, as long as that color is bright green, the vest is also waterproof, which makes it just that much more practical.

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Ladies’ Script Hoodie
The DriverGear Ladies’ Script Hoodie lets everyone know you’re a fan of the brand without throwing it in anyone’s face.  Made from a 3.7oz cotton blend, this medium weight screen printed hoodie will be in style for years to come.

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