Salt Lake City, Utah

Salt Lake City sits at 4,226 feet with the Wasatch Range standing up like a wall along its eastern edge, close enough that you can finish a meeting downtown and be skiing in Big Cottonwood Canyon within forty minutes. The city grid was laid out in 1847 with streets wide enough to turn an ox team, which is why the blocks still feel generous, and Ensign Peak gives you the whole valley and the Great Salt Lake shimmering out west in one short hike. Liberty Park has the ponds and the Sunday drum circles, 9th and 9th has the coffee and the bookshop, Sugar House has the old brick, and everyone keeps a bottle of fry sauce in the fridge without comment.

Our Salt Lake City collection is drawn from the mountains. The crewneck sweatshirt carries a Wasatch-ridge badge in deep blue and salt white with a sunset-orange accent and the 1847 founding year. The tee keeps it simple, the city name set over a thin mountain line, right for a morning at Red Butte Garden or a drive up the Cottonwoods for aspen season. 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 have skied the same canyon their whole lives, the transplants who came for the mountains and stayed for the neighborhoods, and everyone who left SLC and still checks the snow report every morning in January.