Portland, Maine

Portland, Maine is a working harbor city that happens to have more good restaurants per block than almost anywhere in the country. The Old Port's cobblestone streets and brick warehouses run down to Commercial Street, where lobster boats still tie up next to the ferries heading out to the Casco Bay islands. Up on Munjoy Hill, the Eastern Promenade looks over the whole bay, and the 1807 Portland Observatory is the last signal tower of its kind in America. Ten minutes south, Portland Head Light has stood on the Cape Elizabeth rocks since 1791 and is still the most photographed lighthouse in Maine.

Our Portland collection is drawn for people who know this is the Portland that came first. The crewneck sweatshirt carries a Portland Head Light badge in harbor navy, fog gray and a stripe of buoy red, with the 1786 incorporation year worked into the arc. The tee goes cleaner, a PORTLAND wordmark with MAINE spelled out underneath so nobody has to ask, made for a morning on the Eastern Prom or a stool in the Old Port. The mug holds a real Maine-sized coffee. The sticker goes on the Casco Bay commute.

Everything is original artwork, printed to order in the USA and shipped quickly. It is for Mainers who have never been 'from away', for the transplants who came for the food and stayed for the harbor, and for anyone who has watched the fog come up Commercial Street and felt completely at home.