Columbus, Ohio

Columbus got its Arch City nickname from the iron arches that once spanned High Street, and the Short North still lights a row of them every night over the galleries, taco counters and vintage shops. German Village keeps its brick streets and its 32-room bookstore a short walk south of downtown, Schiller Park hosts free Shakespeare under the sycamores every summer, and the Scioto Mile turned a concrete riverbank into a long green front porch for the whole city. It is the biggest city in Ohio and still feels like a collection of neighborhoods that happen to share a skyline.

Our Columbus collection is drawn from that mix. The crewneck sweatshirt carries a skyline-over-the-Scioto badge in river slate and village cream with a brick-red accent and the 1812 founding year. The tee is a simpler cut, the city name set above a thin arch, right for a Saturday at North Market or a ride up the Olentangy Trail. The mug and sticker set share the same artwork.

Everything is original, printed to order in the USA and shipped in a few days. It is for the people who came for school and never left, the families who have had the same German Village address for generations, and everyone who moved away from the 614 and still keeps a bag of buckeyes in the freezer.