Indianapolis, Indiana

Indianapolis was drawn on paper before it was built, a mile-square grid with a circle in the middle, and two centuries later the whole city still turns around that point. The Soldiers' and Sailors' Monument rises 284 feet from Monument Circle, the Canal Walk loops three miles of water through downtown, and the Cultural Trail links Mass Ave, Fountain Square and White River State Park with a bike path most cities would envy. Once a year the north side hears a quarter-million people roar at once; the rest of the year it is a place of breaded pork tenderloins the size of the plate, Monon Trail mornings and Broad Ripple patios.

Our Indianapolis collection is built around the Circle. The crewneck sweatshirt carries a star-and-circle badge in navy and limestone with a torch-gold accent and the 1821 founding year. The tee is a cleaner piece, just the city name and a small star, right for a run on the Monon or a slow Saturday on Mass Ave. 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 grew up calling it Naptown and never meant it as an insult, the transplants who found it easier to love than they expected, and everyone who moved away from Indy and still orders the tenderloin first.