Santa Barbara, California

Santa Barbara runs on red tile roofs, white stucco and a shoreline that faces south. State Street drops from the Mission down to Stearns Wharf, the oldest working wharf on the West Coast, with the Santa Ynez Mountains stacked up behind it. The County Courthouse clock tower is the best free view in town, the Funk Zone has turned old warehouses into tasting rooms, and East Beach keeps its volleyball courts busy from Fiesta week through the warm, clear days of October. Locals head to Hendry's with their dogs or up the Riviera for the sunset.

Our Santa Barbara collection takes its colors from that skyline. The crewneck sweatshirt wears a palm-and-tile badge in terracotta and ocean blue with the 1850 founding year, made for the evenings when the breeze comes in off the Channel. The tee is a cleaner Santa Barbara wordmark with a single palm, light enough for a Cabrillo Boulevard bike ride or a Saturday morning at the farmers market. The mug and sticker carry the same drawing so the set holds together.

Each piece is original art, printed to order in the USA. It is for the people who live on the Mesa and the Westside, the students who stayed after graduation, and anyone who left the red tile behind and still misses the light.