Boston, Massachusetts

Boston is the city that invented the American walking tour and still expects you to do it on foot. Boston Common has been public land since 1634, Beacon Hill's gas lamps still burn on Acorn Street, and the Esplanade along the Charles River fills with sailboats and runners every evening the weather allows, which is not every evening. The North End smells like espresso and cannoli, the swan boats paddle the Public Garden lagoon, and everyone from Southie to Somerville has an opinion about the T.

Our Boston collection is drawn for people who say 'wicked' without irony. The crewneck sweatshirt carries a Charles River sailboat badge in brick red, harbor blue and a cream the color of a State House column, with the 1630 founding year worked into the arc. The tee is a cleaner BOSTON wordmark made for a Sunday walk from the Common to the harbor or a bar stool in the Fenway neighborhood. The mug is built for a large regular with a cold morning outside. The sticker goes on the laptop that rides the Red Line.

Everything is original artwork, printed to order in the USA and shipped quickly. It is for lifers who grew up in Dorchester, for the students who came for four years and stayed, and for anyone who left and still calls a water fountain a bubbler.