Cannon Beach, Oregon

Cannon Beach is a four-mile stretch of the north Oregon coast with a 235-foot sea stack standing in the middle of it. Haystack Rock is the thing you came to see, tufted puffins nesting on top from spring to midsummer, tide pools full of starfish at its base when the water pulls back. Ecola State Park sits on the headland just north, with Indian Beach below it and Tillamook Head above, and the lighthouse offshore has been taking a beating from winter storms since 1881. Hemlock Street is the town: galleries, a bakery, a bookstore and salt air. Hug Point, a few miles south, hides a waterfall and a wagon road blasted into the rock.

Our Cannon Beach collection is built for the coast in every weather. The crewneck sweatshirt carries a wave-and-sea-stack badge in storm grey and spruce green with the 1956 incorporation year, heavy enough for a January storm watch from the beach. The tee is a cleaner Cannon Beach wordmark with a single wave for a July sandcastle day or a walk down to Tolovana. The mug and sticker share the same art for the rental kitchen and the thermos.

Everything is original art, printed to order in the USA. It is for the year-round locals who know the beach is best in winter, for the Portland families who have rented the same house for twenty years, and for everyone who stood at the base of Haystack Rock in the fog and forgot to check their phone.