Racing Apparel, Clothing, Hats, & Accessories

Racing Apparel Shirts, T-Shirts, And Polos

Racing shirts are the base of any race-day wardrobe, and JEGS carries tees, tanks, and polos for everyone in your crew. Graphic options include the JEGS Throwback Homage tee, the Cody Coughlin 2022 #1 Champion T-shirt, and winged-logo and oil-can logo tees for juniors.

Ladies' styles add tri-blend tees plus script logo tanks and tees. A tri-blend tee usually feels softer and lighter than a standard cotton tee, so it's a good pick for long, hot days in the stands.

Polo shirts give you a cleaner look for sponsor meetings, team hospitality, or the office. The ladies' golf polo works on the course or in the pits.

If you want one shirt that covers the track and a dinner afterward, a polo is the safer choice. Shop racing apparel shirts and outerwear now to build your race-day rotation.

Racing Hoodies, Jackets, And Quarter Zips

Racing hoodies and jackets keep you warm through early-morning time trials and late-night eliminations. The Ohio lightweight fleece hoodie layers easily under a jacket, and the Stealth Camo pullover adds a camo pattern for cooler days.

For a cleaner layer, the Official Logo standard-fit quarter zip and a half-zip sweatshirt work at the track or in the shop. The Cody Coughlin Signature Jacket lets you back a JEGS driver while you stay warm in the stands. Plan to size up on a hoodie you'll wear over a T-shirt.

A quarter-zip pullover is the easier choice when you want to vent heat as the afternoon warms up. A full jacket adds more coverage when wind picks up near the staging lanes. You'll find these layers next to hats, bags, and collectibles in the JEGS lifestyle and specialty gear department.

Racing Hats And Face Accessories

Racing hats shade your eyes on bright afternoons and show your team colors in the stands. The JEGS High-Performance Hat pairs yellow with a black bill, so your crew can spot you in a crowd. Face accessories round out the selection for windy, dusty days at the strip.

Pick a hat style by how you'll wear it. A structured front holds its shape for photos and sponsor events. An unstructured cap packs flat in a gear bag and softens with wear.

Hats also make an easy add-on when you're already ordering a tee or hoodie. Match the hat color to your shirt or team colors so your race-day look stays consistent.

A spare hat in your gear bag also covers you when the first one gets soaked or dusty. Browse racing hats and face accessories to match a cap to the rest of your gear.

What To Wear To A Drag Race

At a drag race, drivers must follow the NHRA dress code, while spectators can dress for comfort and weather. If you're driving, the dress code for drivers requires these basics:

• A shirt with sleeves
• Long pants
• Socks
• Closed-toe shoes

Fire-retardant suits, gloves, and helmets are safety gear, and they're sold separately from casual racing apparel. You'll find SFI 3.2A-rated suits in racing safety equipment like fire suits and helmets. The JEGS guide to choosing race safety equipment explains what to buy first.

Spectators have more freedom, so wear a breathable tee and a hat for sun, then bring a hoodie or jacket for cooler evening rounds. Comfortable closed-toe shoes help when you walk the pits on hot asphalt. Racing apparel in team colors also makes it easier for your group to find each other.

Shoes, Watches, And Travel Bags For Race Weekends

Race weekends call for comfortable shoes, a reliable watch, and a bag that keeps everything in one place. You'll spend long days on your feet, so plan your packing before you load the trailer. Start with shoes and foot accessories that give you closed-toe comfort in the pits and the stands.

A watch keeps your time-trial and elimination schedule on your wrist when your phone is in the tow vehicle. Browse racing watches and jewelry for a piece that fits track days and daily wear. Then grab one of the travel bags for race weekends to keep clothes and paperwork organized.

Before you head to the track, pack these basics:

• Two or three tees for hot afternoons
• A hoodie or quarter zip for cool mornings
• A hat for sun and wind
• Closed-toe shoes for the pits