By San José Public Library – SJPL.org – Photo: Suzanne Lopez (in blog image) and Maria Herrera (blog icon image). The art of lowriding has deep roots in Chicano history and culture. San José was home to a vibrant lowrider scene, centered around the famous...
By Craig Kohlruss – FresnoBee.com – Video Capture: Craig Kohlruss. With Fresno once referred to as “The City of Tomorrow,” the city’s Downtown Fresno Partnership recalled that idea for their theme “Future Christmas” at this...
By Lee DeVito – MetroTimes.com – Courtesy photo. Launched in 1977, the San Jose-based Lowrider car enthusiast magazine struggled until it made an editorial decision that clicked: placing beautiful women on its cover alongside the beautiful cars. The...
By Bill Esparza – LA.Eater.com – Photo: Wonho Frank Lee. Photo: Dia de los Puercos in Pomona with a lowrider outside Pomona could be considered the gateway to the Inland Empire’s exploding Mexican food scene and Rick Garcia, owner and el chefe at Dia de...
ElPasoInc.com – Photo: Aaron Montes. Dozens of customized cars made to ride low and slow were on display for thousands of people who came out to Lincoln Park Day at the park underneath the Spaghetti Bowl in Central El Paso on Sept. 23. All kinds of cars, trucks...
NOTICE!! **We are available during the week for appointments. Please call to schedule your appointment at 714-526-3743 or email us at elpachucozootsuits@gmail.com. Thank you! ** Dismiss
The Zoot Shirt: Red
$40.00
Pachuco Lapel Chain Pin
$35.00
Pachuco or Pachuca Brooch Pin
$20.00
Headlights Pachuco Tie Clip
$20.00
New Patches
$15.00 – $30.00