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    Bisected by the Cuyahoga River and along the shores of Lake Erie, lies The Land. Hail the scene of NASA's Glenn Research Center and the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, the home to the Browns, Cavaliers, and Indians, and the city of the most diehard fans in the world.

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    Cleveland Is The City

    Just before the turn of the 19th century, surveyors of the Connecticut Land company laid out the state’s Western Reserve into townships, with a capital city named after its leader, General Moses Cleaveland. Today, with the Browns, the Cavs, and the Indians; the Flats, the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, and the West Side Market; The Plain Dealer, Key Tower, and NASA's Glenn Research Center, AND NOW, THE LARRY O’BRIEN NBA CHAMPIONSHIP TROPHY—Cleveland is the city.

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    Women's Cleveland is the City Racerback

    Just before the turn of the 19th century, surveyors of the Connecticut Land company laid out the state’s Western Reserve into townships, with a capital city named after its leader, General Moses Cleveland.

    Today, with three professional teams; the Flats, the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, and the West Side Market; The Plain Dealer, Key Tower, and NASA's Glenn Research Center, AND NOW, THE LARRY O’BRIEN NBA CHAMPIONSHIP TROPHY. Pay homage to The City with this standout.

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    Believeland

    BELIEVELAND is the celebration of faith, the story of how fans support their teams, win or lose.

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    Women's Believeland Racerback

    BELIEVELAND is the celebration of faith, the story of how fans support their teams, win or lose.

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    Wild Thing

    Those now-iconic black-rimmed glasses, that fresh cut with the jagged neckline, the strut to the mound, and, of course, that wicked fastball—no one has ever done it quite like Wild Thing and no one ever will. 

    One of Cleveland’s wiliest and rawest pitchers in history, the young Ricky “Wild Thing” Vaughn became a legend when, with the bases loaded and two outs in the top of 9th, he struck out sworn nemesis Clu Haywood. It was the strikeout that set up the end of the 34-season-division-title drought. “Wild thing, you make my heart sing. You make everything groovy.” Pay homage.

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    Cleveland is the City Crewneck

    Just before the turn of the 19th century, surveyors of the Connecticut Land company laid out the state’s Western Reserve into townships, with a capital city named after its leader, General Moses Cleaveland. Today, with the Browns, the Cavs, and the Indians; the Flats, the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, and the West Side Market; The Plain Dealer, Key Tower, and NASA's Glenn Research Center—Cleveland is the city.

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    Women's Block Cleveland Football Tee

    There must be something in the water, because when it comes to gridiron diehards, the southern bank of Lake Erie breeds the toughest.

    In fact, a 2006 Bizjournal study found that Cleveland faithful were the most loyal in the entire NFL. So suit up, Dawg Pounders, in this super-soft Sunday go-to and keep FirstEnergy Stadium shaking from the first down through the finals seconds.

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    Bad To The Bone Cleveland

    There must be something in the water, because when it comes to gridiron diehards, the southern bank of Lake Erie breeds the toughest.

    In fact, a 2006 Bizjournal study found that Cleveland faithful were the most loyal in the entire NFL. So suit up, Dawg Pounders, in this super-soft Sunday go-to and keep FirstEnergy Stadium shaking from the first down through the finals seconds.

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    Cleveland Is The City Script

    Moses Cleaveland may have headed Connecticut Land Company’s survey along the Western Reserve’s southern shore of Lake Erie—you know, establishing the area that became his namesake—but it wasn’t until 40 years later that Cleveland officially became a city on March 6, 1836.

    Everything in The City’s history changed when Dartmouth-educated East Coast ruler of wit, lawyer John W Willey, came to town in 1822. After becoming a legislative fixture, first in Ohio’s House of Representatives then in the Ohio Senate, he solidified his standing in the northeast by drafting CLE’s municipal charter—you know, the doc that inaugurated Cleveland as a city. Pay homage.

    20% of proceeds benefit the Greater Cleveland Food Bank, a nonprofit that bridges the meal gap, providing more than 45 million nutritious meals last year alone.

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    Women's Block C Cleveland Racerback

    The mid to late 90s was full of magic at the corner of Carnegie and Ontario. Just a season after The Jake opened, the Cleveland Indians started a streak of five straight Central Division titles, and in the first year of the streak, 1995, they took the AL Pennant for the first time in 51 years.

    Anchored by Albert Belle and José Mesa early on, the Tribe was ripe with talent including Jim Thome, Manny Ramírez and Kenny Lofton. Rock Progressive Field in a summer favorite that will transition well when the season extends into October ('cause you know it's time).

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    The Ring Cavs
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    The Ring Cavs

    For 52 agonizing years, The Land has endured episodes of heartbreak and coming up short while waiting for the elusive celebration of a major championship. That wait is officially over. Pay homage to the Cavs’ historic Game 7 finish that gave us a new “The” to overshadow all others: The Ring.

    It’s time to forget...
    The Drive: Jan. 11, 1987, fourth quarter of the AFC Championship, 5:32 left on the clock. With the Browns leading 20-13, the Denver Broncos charge 98 yards to the end zone, taking the game to overtime, and, well you know the rest.

    The Fumble: Jan. 17, 1988, the AFC Championship Game rematch between the Browns and Broncos, another unthinkable horror: A Cleveland fumble on the Broncos’ 1-yard line with 1:12 to go and the game-winning touchdown within reach.

    The Shot: May 7, 1989, Bulls vs. Cavs, Eastern Conference First Round, 3 seconds left in the deciding Game 5, Cavs up 100-99. Chicago inbounds the ball to a double-teamed Michael Jordan, a second left, and...the shot is good.

    The Move: The Cleveland Browns become the Baltimore Ravens. Art Modell is no longer welcome in The Land.

    The Blown Save: Oct. 26, 1997, Game 7 of the World Series, Cleveland Indians facing Florida Marlins. With the Tribe leading 2-1 going into the bottom of the ninth, all closer José Mesa needed to do was, well, close. Again, you know the outcome.

    But now, there is THE RING. Pay homage.

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    Cedar Point

    Welcome to the promise land for coaster enthusiasts. More than a century old and with an acre for each day of the year, “The Roller Coaster Capital of the World” has nearly every ride you can imagine across all four height classifications of coasters.

    Dangling upside down while experiencing 4 Gs? Grab the keys from the GateKeeper. How about hitting 120 mph? Top Thrill Dragster’s more your speed. And, of course, there’s the Millennium Force, the 10-time winner of “Amusement Today’s” greatest coaster contest. There’s a reason Cedar Point has won the Golden Ticket Award for “Best Amusement Park in the World” for 16 straight years. Pay homage.

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    Earned Cleveland Cavaliers

    It might be easy to sum up more than 50 years without a championship as The Curse. But easy ain’t the way of The Land. Hard times. Harder work. ‘Cause in Cleveland nothing is taken for granted, and, with history up for the taking, the Cavaliers seized what had been a long time coming.

    Because you’ve been there through the thick and thin—and, man, did things get thin under Ted Stepien. But you’ve known that, since the Miracle of Richfield and all those playoff runs under the Gunds, league glory was written in the stars. Here’s to believing, to being witness to the hardware, and to the celebrations of today silencing the perpetual talk of next year. Pay homage.

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    The Ultimate Warrior

    Presenting THE tee responsible for the ultimate trolling in NBA history: Get all in on LeBron James’ choice response to the Golden State Warriors following the Cleveland Cavaliers’ 2016 championship-winning comeback. Kermit hat not included.

    Big hair, bigger muscles, and the biggest moves. With his signature neon arm tassels, face paint, and unforgettable histrionics, the Ultimate Warrior established himself as wrestling’s ultimate draw in an era stuffed with superstars. After whetting his title appetite in 1988 with the Intercontinental Champion crown, the man from Parts Unknown used every ounce of his 6’2” 280-pounds to pin Hulk Hogan in the main event of WrestleMania VI and became the first simultaneous Intercontinental Champion and Heavyweight Champion. Pay homage to the ringmaster who delivered dismantling atomic drops, gorilla press slams, suplexes and his signature Big Splash finisher to the “Ravishing” Rick Rude, “Macho Man” Randy Savage, and the Undertaker among countless others.

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    Everything Is Earned Cavs

    In Cleveland, there are no handouts—only hard work. Because in Wine and Gold Country, it’s well known, that to make it, you show up early, and don’t dream of leaving until everything you have is already left on the floor. And when we talk leaving, we know it’s only to come back and begin again. Because records don’t come easy. Glory isn’t given. It’s EARNED. Which is no more evident than on the hardwood. Suit up and celebrate the ‘ship.

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    Cavs Tank Top

    Before the kid from Akron began setting the hardwood ablaze for Cleveland, the greatest Cavaliers era had been under the ownership of Mr. Gordon Gund.

    Coming off some of the franchise’s most disappointing years, Gund purchased the team from Ted Stepien in 1983 and executed a complete overhaul. After the removal of the team’s swashbuckling swordsman in favor of a more modern Cavs logo, and more than nine coaches later, the Cavs came together to make the playoffs in 10 of 15 seasons. The run included a trip to the conference finals in 1992 for the first time in more than 15 seasons. Pay homage.

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    Women's Everything is Earned Cavs Racerback

    In Cleveland, there are no handouts—only hard work. Because in Wine and Gold Country, it’s well known, that to make it, you show up early, and don’t dream of leaving until everything you have is already left on the floor.

    And when we talk leaving, we know it’s only to come back and begin again. Because records don’t come easy. Glory isn’t given. It’s EARNED. Look no further than the hardwood and your team. Suit up in this feminine favorite and celebrate the ‘ship.

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    Women's Earned Cleveland Cavaliers

    It might be easy to sum up more than 50 years without a championship as The Curse. But easy ain’t the way of The Land. Hard times. Harder work. ‘Cause in Cleveland nothing is taken for granted, and, with history up for the taking, the Cavaliers seized what had been a long time coming.

    Because you’ve been there through the thick and thin—and, man, did things get thin under Ted Stepien. But you’ve known that, since the Miracle of Richfield and all those playoff runs under the Gunds, league glory was written in the stars. Here’s to believing, to being witness to the hardware, and to the celebrations of today silencing the perpetual talk of next year. Pay homage.

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    Youth Cavs

    Before the kid from Akron began setting the hardwood ablaze for Cleveland, the greatest Cavaliers era had been under the ownership of Mr. Gordon Gund.

    Coming off some of the franchise’s most disappointing years, Gund purchased the team from Ted Stepien in 1983 and executed a complete overhaul. After the removal of the team’s swashbuckling swordsman in favor of a more modern Cavs logo, and more than nine coaches later, the Cavs came together to make the playoffs in 10 of 15 seasons. The run included a trip to the conference finals in 1992 for the first time in more than 15 seasons. Pay homage.

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    Youth Earned Cleveland Cavaliers

    It might be easy to sum up more than 50 years without a championship as The Curse. But easy ain’t the way of The Land. Hard times. Harder work. ‘Cause in Cleveland nothing is taken for granted, and, with history up for the taking, the Cavaliers seized what had been a long time coming.

    Because you’ve been there through the thick and thin—and, man, did things get thin under Ted Stepien. But you’ve known that, since the Miracle of Richfield and all those playoff runs under the Gunds, league glory was written in the stars. Here’s to believing, to being witness to the hardware, and to the celebrations of today silencing the perpetual talk of next year. Pay homage.

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    Cavs Repeat

    From the original wine and gold to the years of burnt orange, Cavs colors may have changed but the tenacity and resilience Cleveland is known for sure hasn’t. Whether you’re at the game, around town or halfway across the globe, rep your Cleveland Cavaliers pride with a super-soft throwback especially designed for diehards who always believed—and knew—hardware would come home to Northeast Ohio.

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    The Undertaker

    It didn’t matter if they hid in the shadows or stood in plain sight, the trench coat-donning Deadman was coming for them, armed with five little words: You will rest in peace.

    From the onset, the Undertaker eyed toppling wrestling’s ranks. Hulk Hogan to Triple H, the wrath of the crypt keeper sealed destinies, zipped body bags, and led to eight world championships. But still nothing compares to the Undertaker’s streak: 21 straight wins at WWE’s The Show of Shows. It’s a feat you can utter but not fully comprehend, just like the legendary wrestler himself.

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    Cleveland Cavaliers Proud

    Austin Carr. Mark Price. LeBron James. Before those men became regulars on the highlight reel, there was Nick Mileti, the man responsible for the Wine and Gold tradition.

    Often forgotten when it comes to Cleveland sports is Nick Mileti, a lawyer by trade who responded to The Land’s yearning for professional sports by first acquiring the Cleveland Barons hockey team before landing an NBA expansion team for Cleveland to the tune of $3.7 million of his own personal money. Following a city-wide “Name the Team” competition sponsored by local newspaper the Plain Dealer, and the recruitment of head coach Bill Fitch, the Cavaliers tipped off in 1970. Pay homage.

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    Cavs

    Before the kid from Akron began setting the hardwood ablaze for Cleveland, the greatest Cavaliers era had been under the ownership of Mr. Gordon Gund.

    Coming off some of the franchise’s most disappointing years, Gund purchased the team from Ted Stepien in 1983 and executed a complete overhaul. After the removal of the team’s swashbuckling swordsman in favor of a more modern Cavs logo, and more than nine coaches later, the Cavs came together to make the playoffs in 10 of 15 seasons. The run included a trip to the conference finals in 1992 for the first time in more than 15 seasons. Pay homage.

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    Script Cavaliers

    The 1992 Eastern Conference Semifinals: The end of an era and one of the greatest series comebacks in Cavaliers’ history.

    With banner performances by trifecta Brad Daugherty, Mark Price and Larry Nance, the Cavs put up a till-then franchise-tying regular season record of 57-25. And after taking out the New Jersey Nets in four, they met the resistance of Larry Bird and the Boston Celtics in the conference semis. Down 2-1 to the Celtics and facing them in Boston, the Cavs pulled the series even before taking it in the seventh game and last of Larry Bird’s career. Pay homage.

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    Cavland

    The call of the Cleveland Cavaliers goes far beyond the backyard of The Land. It’s a coast-to-coast, Wine-and-Gold commotion that incites unwavering allegiance for the, “group of daring, fearless men whose life’s pact was never surrender, no matter what the odds." No. Matter. What. The. Odds. It’s time to band together and suit up in honor of the sword.

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    Cleveland is the City Tank Top

    Just before the turn of the 19th century, surveyors of the Connecticut Land company laid out the state’s Western Reserve into townships, with a capital city named after its leader, General Moses Cleaveland. Today, with the Browns, the Cavs, and the Indians; the Flats, the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, and the West Side Market; The Plain Dealer, Key Tower, and NASA's Glenn Research Center—Cleveland is the city. Pay homage to the city of legend in our classic super-soft tank top.

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    Cleveland: Center of the Universe

    While the rest of the world may see the lower 48, you, of course, see only Cleveland. And why shouldn’t you? After all, it is the center of the universe. Show the world that all 10 billion light years of matter revolve around the place you call home in this super-soft tee.

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    Cavs Repeat Raglan

    From the original wine and gold to the years of burnt orange, Cavs colors may have changed but the tenacity and resilience Cleveland is known for sure hasn’t. Whether you’re at the game, around town or halfway across the globe, rep your Cleveland Cavaliers pride in this super-soft raglan especially designed for diehards who always believed—and knew—hardware would come home to Northeast Ohio.

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    Women's Cavs Repeat Racerback

    From the original wine and gold to the years of burnt orange, Cavs colors may have changed but the tenacity and resilience Cleveland is known for sure hasn’t. Whether you’re at the game, around town or halfway across the globe, rep your Cleveland Cavaliers pride in a feminine favorite especially designed for diehards who always believed—and knew—hardware would come home to Northeast Ohio.

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    All For One Cavaliers

    Because no two colors look as sharp together as wine and gold. Because not even the lake-effect snow can keep you from The Q. Because you have a table on reserve at the Clevelander when you’re in town and your team isn’t. Because hardware is on the horizon. Because you, like your neighbors and their neighbors, believe in the Cleve. All for one, all in.

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    Cleveland Cavaliers

    En garde! Since their first season in 1970, your swashbuckling swordsmen of Cleveland have carved up the court and seized a booty that includes two Eastern Conference championships and four division titles. Cloak yourself in the Wine and Gold and join your, “group of daring, fearless men whose life’s pact was never surrender, no matter what the odds." Come on Cavs!

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    Women's Cavs Wine and Gold

    The Cleveland Cavaliers’ sixth season proved to be one full of firsts. After years spent building a robust roster, the 1975-76 Cavaliers posted the franchise’s first winning season and netted a trip to the playoffs, another first.

    And, as you know, the magical run turned miraculous in game seven of the Conference Semifinals, when, all tied in the final seconds, the Cavaliers landed the deciding layup to advance to the Eastern Conference Finals. The season became the first in back-to-back-to-back playoff runs that captivated Cleveland, which couldn’t have come at a better time, as the Browns and Indians were suffering post-season droughts. Pay homage.

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    The Land of Cavaliers Long Sleeve Tee

    Few dates stand out more in Cleveland history than that of Wednesday, October 14, 1970: the day the Cleveland Cavaliers debuted and the vast territory of the Northeast Ohio became consecrated the land of the Cavaliers.

    After business whiz Nick Mileti led the charge to purchase and bring an NBA team to Cleveland, the beautiful hues of wine and gold swept the city. And while the early years proved a challenge, the first season set up one of the Cavs’ greatest gets. With the first pick in the 1971 NBA Draft, the Cavs scored a sharpshooter who would carried Cleveland to the playoffs for the first time in franchise history.

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    Women's Wild Thing Racerback

    Those now-iconic black-rimmed glasses, that fresh cut with the jagged neckline, the strut to the mound, and, of course, that wicked fastball—no one has ever done it quite like Wild Thing and no one ever will. 

    One of Cleveland’s wiliest and rawest pitchers in history, the young Ricky “Wild Thing” Vaughn became a legend when, with the bases loaded and two outs in the top of 9th, he struck out sworn nemesis Clu Haywood. It was the strikeout that set up the end of the 34-season-division-title drought. “Wild thing, you make my heart sing. You make everything groovy.” Pay homage.

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    Women's Cleveland: Center of the Universe

    While the rest of the world may see the lower 48, you, of course, see only Cleveland. And why shouldn’t you? After all, it is the center of the universe. Show the world that all 10 billion light years of matter revolve around the place you call home in this super-soft tee.

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    Bernie Kosar For President

    Because you’ve surveyed the political landscape, the collection of candidates, and one leader stood out from the bunch.

    Announce your endorsement of a presidential hopeful with a proven track record of leadership. A power player who’s accustomed to grueling schedules and who keeps his vision under pressure. A trailblazer who’s never shied away from entering a debate or taking a hit. And of course, a candidate ready to scramble, to improvise and even draw up plans in the dirt to make Washington work again.

    Support a candidate who supports you. Count on Kosar!

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    Magic at the Corner
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    Magic at the Corner

    The date was August 5, 2001, and in a home game for the history books, the Cleveland Indians faced a 12-run hole twice against the Seattle Mariners, down 0-12 going into the fourth and then 2-14 going into the seventh. Dubbed “The Impossible Return,” the Tribe rallied to score seven runs through the eighth before bringing in an additional five in the ninth to take the game to extra innings.

    The clutch play continued into the bottom of the 11th when Jolbert Cabrera’s single drove Kenny Lofton from second base into a headfirst, game-winning slide across home. More than 42,000 were on hand at the start of the game, but as “Cleveland Rocks” thundered through the stadium in celebration, just 20,000 were left. The win tied the largest comeback in MLB history and prevented the Mariners from breaking the record for most wins in a season—does it get more magical than that at the corner of Carnegie and Ontario?

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    Youth Wild Thing

    Those now-iconic black-rimmed glasses, that fresh cut with the jagged neckline, the strut to the mound, and, of course, that wicked fastball—it's never too early to introduce your young'un to the legend of Wild Thing. 

    One of Cleveland’s wiliest and rawest pitchers in history, the young Ricky “Wild Thing” Vaughn became a legend when, with the bases loaded and two outs in the top of 9th, he struck out sworn nemesis Clu Haywood. It was the strikeout that set up the end of the 34-season-division-title drought. “Wild thing, you make my heart sing. You make everything groovy.”

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    Bertman Ball Park Mustard

    Nothing may compare to a ball park frank, but adding Cleveland’s own Bertman’s Ball Park Mustard gets as close as you can to stadium favorites. Joseph Bertman formulated his secret recipe in a garage in Cleveland almost a 100 years ago, and it hasn’t changed much since then. Vinegar, brown mustard seed, spices, and a heavy dose of down-home Ohio know-how are packed into each container. So even if you’re not down at Progressive Field, feel like you’re in the middle of the Indians action by slathering your burgers and dogs in Cleveland’s famous spicy goodness.

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    Cleveland's Famous Bertman Mustard

    Nothing may compare to a ball park frank, but adding Cleveland’s own Bertman Ball Park Mustard gets as close as you can to the stadium favorites. Joseph Bertman formulated his secret recipe in a garage in the Sixth City almost a hundred years ago, and it hasn’t changed much since then.

    Vinegar, brown mustard seed, spices, and a heavy dose of down-home Ohio know-how are packed into each container. Pay homage to the famous spicy goodness that makes you feel like you’re in the middle of the Indians action even if you’re not down at Progressive Field.

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    HOMAGE Cleveland
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    HOMAGE Cleveland

    We at HOMAGE take great pride in our home state of Ohio, especially Cleveland. We’re Browns, Cavaliers, and Indians, and all our gear is proudly made right here in the U.S. of A.

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    Believeland Hoodie

    BELIEVELAND is the celebration of faith, the story of how fans support their teams, win or lose.

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    Cleveland Stripe Crewneck

    Forget the talk of next year. Forget “The Drive,” “The Fumble,” “The Shot” and “The Decision.” Forget the NFL Draft altogether. With the Cavaliers’ Eastern Conference title and trip to the NBA Finals in 2015, a new era in Cleveland sports has dawned. Suit up and carry forth your support as Cleveland departs from discussions of a curse and inches ever closer to the end of the drought.

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    Just A Kid From Akron

    You might have thought LeBron James’ quick success with the Miami Heat following his seven seasons with the Cleveland Cavaliers would have forever kept him from returning to his Northeast Ohio home and NBA team. But that’s not LeBron.

    His back-to-back NBA Championship wins in 2012 and ‘13 with the Heat only reasserted his desire to capture a championship with his hometown team. As his four-season contract with Miami was ending, he showed his unwavering love for his hometown—a short 45 minutes from the Cavaliers’ Quicken Loans Arena—and simultaneously signaled his intention to return by posting on his website, “[J]ust a kid from Akron, Ohio.” When LeBron James arrived home in August of 2014, a stadium of 30,000 embraced him with a hero’s welcome. The king is back.

    A portion of this shirt's proceeds benefit the LeBron James Family Foundation, an Akron-based nonprofit positively impacting children and young adults through education and active-living initiatives.

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    Block C Cleveland Crewneck

    Led by local hero LeBron James, the Cleveland Cavaliers made history in 2007. After a second straight regular season with 50 wins, the team closed out the Eastern Conference as the no. 2 seed and readied for back-to-back NBA playoff appearances for the first time since the 1994-95 and 1995-96 seasons.

    A win in the Eastern Semifinals over the New Jersey Nets in six games set up a clash with the Detroit Pistons, the rival who had taken out the Cavs the year before in an excruciating Conference Semifinal loss 3-4. Down two games right out of the gates, it looked as if history was destined to repeat itself. But not so. Behind King James’ offensive dominance and defensive big men Anderson Varejão, Drew Gooden, and Zydrunas Ilgauskas, Cleveland won four straight to seal the franchise’s first NBA Finals trip.

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    Cleveland is the City Hoodie

    In a city boasting a transcendent music hall of fame, world-renowned art museum, and number one nationally ranked heart center, one former resident returned to rule the roost. Welcome the king back to his Cleveland throne with this super-soft, brushed-fleece hoodie, featuring a kangaroo pocket and HOMAGE “H” embroidered at the arm. Cleveland is the city!

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    Block C Cleveland Raglan

    Led by local hero LeBron James, the Cleveland Cavaliers made history in 2007. After a second straight regular season with 50 wins, the team closed out the Eastern Conference as the no. 2 seed and readied for back-to-back NBA playoff appearances for the first time since the 1994-95 and 1995-96 seasons.

    A win in the Eastern Semifinals over the New Jersey Nets in six games set up a clash with the Detroit Pistons, the rival who had taken out the Cavs the year before in an excruciating Conference Semifinal loss 3-4. Down two games right out of the gates, it looked as if history was destined to repeat itself. But not so. Behind King James’ offensive dominance and defensive big men Anderson Varejão, Drew Gooden, and Zydrunas Ilgauskas, Cleveland won four straight to seal the franchise’s first NBA Finals trip.

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    Gund Arena

    Hosting the Cleveland Cavaliers, Rockers, Barons and Lumberjacks, Gund Arena was where Cleveland’s warriors went to battle. Opening in 1994 and named after former Cavs owner, Gordon Gund, the arena succeeded Richfield Coliseum as the home of the Cavs and Cleveland’s main venue for outsized entertainment.

    Featuring a capacity of more than 20,000, the arena was inaugurated with a Billy Joel concert, became the site of several WWE events and had MAC fans flocking to it for bball madness. Following the sale of the Cavs in 2005, the site was renamed Quicken Loans Arena in honor of the founder and chairman of the company (Dan Gilbert), the new Cavs majority owner.

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    Script Cleveland Hoodie
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    Script Cleveland Hoodie

    The Cleveland Cavaliers 45th season saw the King return to his court and take the franchise to new territory.

    Behind the “Big Three”—All-Star triumvirate LeBron James, Kevin Love and Kyrie Irving—Cleveland brushed aside a weak 5-7 start and only dropped 15 games from January through April to finish the regular season with a 53-29 record, securing second in the Eastern Conference. Despite injuries taking out Kevin Love and Kyrie Irving from postseason play, “The Grit Squad” powered through the Eastern Conference, routing the Boston Celtics 4-0, hustling past the Chicago Bulls 4-2, and steamrolling the Atlanta Hawks 4-0 for a return to the NBA Finals—the first trip since 2007. Major underdogs, the Cavaliers, took a 2-1 series lead over the Golden State Warriors, but ultimately, injuries proved too costly. And though the finish wasn’t the blockbuster Cleveland had in mind, the season still was a franchise best. Get outfitted for a follow-up that will reign supreme with this super-soft favorite.

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    Women's Cleveland Basketball Hoodie
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    Women's Cleveland Basketball Hoodie

    Three years after the creation of basketball by YMCA instructor James Naismith, the sport arrived in Cleveland at the city’s own Y on E. 9th and Prospect St.

    Within a year, basketball’s popularity soared, and, by 1897, collegiate play in the city tipped off with Western Reserve taking on opponents—any opponents. Because the early years of organized basketball weren’t separated by leagues that took into consideration age or institution, high school teams played college teams played travel teams played rec teams. Regulations soon changed that in the 1930s.

    It was in the 1940s that Cleveland’s standout amateur squad, the Cleveland Chase Brass & Copper basketball team, set the foundation for the city’s era of professional basketball. And while Cleveland’s first two forays into professional basketball—the Cleveland Rebels in the Basketball Association of America and the Cleveland Pipers in the American Basketball League—were short-lived, they gave rise to the iconic Cleveland Cavaliers in the 1970s. Pay homage to a tradition more than a century strong and rep one of the earliest cities to call basketball home.

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    Unfinished Business Crewneck

    LeBron James returned because of it, and Kevin Love re-signed because of it: Your Cleveland Cavaliers have unfinished business.

    While there was a lot to like during the 2014-2015 season—new coach David Blatt, team synergy, the Eastern Conference title—league glory eluded the Cavaliers at the final hurdle for the second time in the last 10 years. Set on fulfilling the dream of bringing the hardware home to Cleveland, the Cavaliers reunite with more fire than ever. We’re all in—are you?

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    Script Cleveland

    The Cleveland Cavaliers 45th season saw the King return to his court and take the franchise to new territory.

    Behind the “Big Three”—All-Star triumvirate LeBron James, Kevin Love and Kyrie Irving—Cleveland brushed aside a weak 5-7 start and only dropped 15 games from January through April to finish the regular season with a 53-29 record, securing second in the Eastern Conference. Despite injuries taking out Kevin Love and Kyrie Irving from postseason play, “The Grit Squad” powered through the Eastern Conference, routing the Boston Celtics 4-0, hustling past the Chicago Bulls 4-2, and steamrolling the Atlanta Hawks 4-0 for a return to the NBA Finals—the first trip since 2007. Major underdogs, the Cavaliers, took a 2-1 series lead over the Golden State Warriors, but ultimately, injuries proved too costly. And though the finish wasn’t the blockbuster Cleveland had in mind, the season still was a franchise best. Get outfitted for a follow-up that will reign supreme with this super-soft favorite.

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    Women's The Land
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    Women's The Land

    Rising over the southern shore of Lake Erie is the singular metropolis known as “The Land”—home to the world’s most determined basketball diehards.

    Since the Cleveland Cavaliers inaugural season in 1970, the steadfast spirit of the city has carried forth when wholehearted elation turned to heartbreaking frustration—because the wherewithal worthy of hardware continues to prove triumph follows tribulation. The sanctuary of Quicken Loans Arena awaits, the pulpit’s unforgiving hardwood ready. Gear up for the glory.

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    Mark Price

    Long before LeBron James was anointed King of the Cavs, it was Mark Price. Point guard for nine seasons with the Cleveland Cavaliers (1986-95), Price rocketed into the record books with smooth shooting from the field-goal range and the free-throw line—retiring with a jaw-dropping .9039 percentage in the latter, 2nd only to Steve Nash.

    But his talent wasn’t just shooting, he was also one of the originators of splitting the double: moving with forceful ease between two defenders before finishing at the basket. Only the second member of the elite 50-40-90 club—notching shooting percentages of or above 50% in field goals, 40% in three-pointers and 90% in free throws—Price remains one of Cleveland’s all-time best. Throw it back to the basketball era of short-shorts, and pay homage to the four-time NBA All-Star with this classic tee.

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    Miracle Of Richfield

    It was April 29th, 1976. It was Dick Snyder’s legendary layup with seconds left. It was “The Miracle of Richfield.”

    Living in Cleveland Cavaliers lore, the game-seven ending of the team’s first appearance in the NBA Playoffs couldn’t have been scripted any tighter. All square at 85 and with just seconds left on the clock, Jim Cleamons inbounded the ball to Dick Snyder, who pivoted, drove and landed the layup that put Cleveland ahead of the Washington Bullets 87-85. Seconds later, in a celebration previously unseen at the Richfield Coliseum, fans stormed the court, climbed the baskets and tore down the hoops. It marked Cleveland Cavaliers’ first series win in the playoffs and a trip to the Eastern Conference Finals. Pay homage.

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    Cleveland Full Court Long Sleeve Tee

    Before the Cleveland Cavaliers All-Star triumvirate of LeBron James, Kevin Love and Kyrie Irving, there was the legendary quartet of Brad Daugherty, Ron Harper, Mark Price and Larry Nance.

    Daugherty, Harper, Price and Nance collectively racked up 12 All-Star appearances and five NBA championships throughout their careers. But more importantly, in 1987 the quartet tipped off the Cavs winningest nine-season run. It all started with two playoff appearances before Harper was traded to the Los Angeles Clippers. The trade, however, couldn’t quell the heat in Northeast Ohio, and the Cavs made the playoffs six more times in seven seasons, reaching the Eastern Conference Finals in 1992. Pay homage.

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    Cleveland is the City Raglan

    Just before the turn of the 19th century, surveyors of the Connecticut Land company laid out the state’s Western Reserve into townships, with a capital city named after its leader, General Moses Cleaveland. Today, with the Browns, the Cavs, and the Indians; the Flats, the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, and the West Side Market; The Plain Dealer, Key Tower, and NASA's Glenn Research Center—Cleveland is the city.

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    Unfinished Business
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    Unfinished Business

    LeBron James returned because of it, and Kevin Love re-signed because of it: Your Cleveland Cavaliers have unfinished business.

    While there was a lot to like during the 2014-2015 season—new coach David Blatt, team synergy, the Eastern Conference title—league glory eluded the Cavaliers at the final hurdle for the second time in the last 10 years. Set on fulfilling the dream of bringing hardware home to Cleveland, the Cavaliers reunite with more fire than ever. We’re all in—are you?

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    Cleveland Pipers

    Short-lived but with no shortage of success, the Cleveland Pipers stirred up basketball fever throughout the long winters of Northeast Ohio during the 1950s and went on to win the only championship of the American Basketball League—the league responsible for the inception of the three-pointer.

    Precursor to the Cleveland Cavaliers, the Pipers joined the American Basketball League (ABL) in 1961 under George Steinbrenner—yes, of New York Yankees fame, that Steinbrenner. Famous for his mercurial management moves such as mid-game player trades, Steinbrenner whetted his appetite for success in his first foray into sports-team ownership. And after weathering a midseason coaching change from John McLendon, the first African American professional basketball coach, to Bill Sharman, the Pipers stormed to and through the playoffs, beating the San Francisco Saints and New York Tapers in back-to-back nights to advance to the ABL finals. Cleveland’s season looked all but certain to end on a sour note, having fallen behind 0-2 in games to Kansas City Steers in the finals. However, three straight wins reversed the fortune and the Pipers won the first and only American Basketball League title. Pay homage.

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    Cleveland Ohio
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    Cleveland Ohio

    While the Connecticut Land Company’s head surveyor of its Western Reserve land mass, Moses Cleaveland founded what would become his namesake city—though, without Lorenzo Carter, the now-82 square miles of northeast Ohio would be a far cry from what it is.

    The literal trailblazer, Carter, kissed his mother goodbye at age 18 and charted his own path, which, in 1797, led him to purchasing two acres of land in the newly established Cleaveland (now without the a). The first permanent resident of the land, Carter, along with his wife Rebecca and sons Alonzo and Henry, survived countless setbacks to develop a cluster of cabins, strong bond with local Native Americans and eventually a trade channel along the Cuyahoga River. From creating the first boat in the area to the only community tavern, Carter was credited with the survival of the settlement, which swelled during his time. Pay homage.

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    Youth Just a Kid From Akron

    The story of LeBron James starts with the support of his birth city Akron, Ohio. As Gloria, his young mother, struggled to find steady work, LeBron endured countless moves until age nine when local youth football coach Frank Walker took him in. Having been arranged by his mother to shield LeBron from the perils of inner-city poverty, LeBron’s new home life offered the space and stability to explore his athletic potential.

    As all of Akron watched him develop into the headline-grabbing phenom we’ve come to know, they steered him clear of anything that could derail his path. Reflecting on his return, LeBron said of his hometown: "It's like my father, it's like my brother, it's like my mother, it's like my grandmother, it’s like everything to me. The city looked over me, it raised me to be who I am today." Pass the story of Akron’s community and the king’s homecoming on to your little one with this youth tee.

    A portion of this shirt's proceeds benefit the LeBron James Family Foundation, an Akron-based nonprofit positively impacting children and young adults through education and active-living initiatives.

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    Austin Carr

    As the Cleveland Cavaliers no. 1 pick in the 1971 NBA Draft, and the overall draft no. 1, Notre Dame alum Austin Carr was tasked with turning around the NBA franchise during the team’s sophomoric season.

    After suffering early injuries through his first few seasons, Carr led the Cavs to three consecutive playoff appearances from 1975-78, including the “Miracle of Richfield” and a trip to the Eastern Conference Finals against the Celtics. During his nine seasons with Cleveland, Carr netted more than 10,000 points, earning him the sacred honor only six other Cavaliers lay claim to: a retired jersey hanging in Quicken Loans Arena. Pay homage to no. 34.

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    Mark Price Crewneck

    Standout point guards and Cleveland go hand and hand. Following in the footsteps of Cavaliers Hall of Famer Lenny Wilkens—who established Cleveland’s premiere point-guard legacy—Mark Price used his steady play and sharp accuracy from the field to anchor the Cavaliers for nine seasons (1986-1995).

    Leading the team to seven trips to the postseason, Price was Cleveland’s first player to receive first-team all-NBA honors and was a four-time NBA All-Star. Yet the Georgia Tech alum wasn’t even a first round pick—nor drafted by Cleveland to begin with. That didn’t stop him from defining the franchise in the late 80s through the mid 90s. Pay homage to number 25, the sixth Cavalier to have his jersey retired, and one of Cleveland’s greatest players.

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    Cleveland is the City Athletic Socks

    At the gym, at the game, or at the pep rally, show your Cleveland pride with these 1980s-inspired athletic socks!

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    Cleveland is the City Winter Hat

    Just before the turn of the 19th century, surveyors of the Connecticut Land company laid out the state’s Western Reserve into townships, with a capital city named after its leader, General Moses Cleaveland. Today, with the Browns, the Cavs, and the Indians; the Flats, the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, and the West Side Market; The Plain Dealer, Key Tower, and NASA's Glenn Research Center—Cleveland is the city.

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    The Land Winter Hat

    Rising over the southern shore of Lake Erie is the singular metropolis known as “The Land”—home to the world’s most determined basketball diehards, who don’t get deterred by a little chill (or mountains of lake-effect snow). Stay warm as the action at “The Q” heats up and rep the steadfast spirit of The Land with this winter favorite.

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    World Series Of Rock

    Every summer from 1974 until 1980, Belkin Productions and FM rock radio station WMMS staged day-long, multi-act summer rock concerts dubbed the World Series of Rock.

    Held at Cleveland Stadium and attended by upwards of 80,000 fans, the events were raucous and one of a kind. The WSOR alumni are a veritable who’s who of rock 'n roll - the ’79 show featured Scorpions, AC/DC, Thin Lizzy, Journey, and Ted Nugent, and was headlined by Aerosmith.

    Pay homage and rock on!

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    Cleveland Crunch

    The most dominant professional team to ever reign in Cleveland is one often forgotten: the Cleveland Crunch, which advanced to league championships in seven of 10 seasons between 1990 and 2000, winning thrice.

    Founded in 1989 as part of the Major Soccer League following the folding of the Cleveland Force in 1988, the Crunch kicked off their dominating 10-year run only after acquiring Zoran Karic. With forward Zoran Karic uniting with fellow forward and Cleveland standout Hector Marinaro, the elite scoring maestros served opponents with utter madness. The dynamic duo tore through the Major Soccer League and National Professional Soccer League, racking up goals and MVP accolades along with carrying Cleveland to championship glory in 1994, the first title in 30 years for any professional Cleveland team. The two went on to lead the Crunch to two more titles and secure dynasty status. Pay homage.

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    Cleveland Ain't No Mistake

    Falsely touted as the mistake on the lake by those envious of The Land’s riches, Cleveland is, in fact, the answer to where you want to be.

    From the glory and luster of being the nation’s steel mill center, shipping hub, and fifth most populous city in the early 20th century, to its current, revitalized reputation as a foodie’s paradise, brewery haven, and international healthcare hotspot, there are plenty of highlights to hit on. Like eight-time league champs, the Browns or two-time World Series winners, the Indians. And of course, there’s King James, who returned to lead the Cavs to the 2015 NBA Finals in their greatest season. Forget mistake, try marvel.

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    Cleveland Lumberjacks

    Carrying on Cleveland’s professional hockey history, which dates back to 1929, the Cleveland Lumberjacks carved up Richfield Coliseum and Gund Arena for nine seasons between 1992 and 2001 as part of the International Hockey League (IHL). And with two of the IHL’s foremost scorers, centre Jock Callander and right-winger David Michayluk, all winter you could hear the siren sound on opponents’ goals.

    Moving from Muskegon, Michigan, where the Lumberjacks won two league titles and began their tradition of taking rivals to the woodshed, the Jacks made the playoffs seven of their nine seasons in Cleveland. At the franchise’s height, more than 10,000 regularly packed in to watch their winter warriors’ gloves come off and the win column grow. While the IHL closed shop in 2001 and Cleveland’s Lumberjacks skated off into the history books, former players went on to become NHL All-Stars and take part in Stanley Cup-winning teams. Pay homage to the board-crushing days with Buzz in this classic tee.

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    Script Ohio Hoodie

    A classic that never goes out of style! Our ultra-comfy hoodie is cut from the super-soft brushed fleece you love and made with pride in the USA. Pay HOMAGE.

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    Script Ohio Grey S

    A classic that never goes out of style!

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    Ohio Is For Lovers Hoodie

    What’s so great about the 17th state? From Lake Erie to the Ohio River, Ohio is the home of seven U.S. Presidents, 13 state universities, and the Rock and Roll and Pro Football Halls of Fame. How can you go wrong with a state whose official flower is a red carnation?

    Ohio is for you, for me, for lovers. Our super-soft fleece hoodie has a drawstring hood and a kanga pocket big enough for your hands to meet.

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    Women's Script Ohio

    A classic that never goes out of style!

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    Women's Script Ohio Racerback

    A classic that never goes out of style!

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    Script Ohio Baby One Piece

    For fans that start early. Let everyone know who your bundle of joy is cheering for in a classic that never goes out of style—and it's sized just right!

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    Summer of '82 Raglan

    With a backdrop of suburban Columbus, the all-things-80s sitcom “Family Ties” mined the changing attitudes of the Reagan era for comedy gold during its seven-season run on NBC (1982-89).

    The sitcom’s humor arose from the opposing perspectives of baby boomer parents Steven and Elyse Keaton and their Generation X children, Alex, Mallory and Jennifer. Fulfilling the sitcom’s tagline, “hip parents, square kids,” the show captured the cultural move away from the 1960s hippie lifestyle and toward an obsession with wealth, the economy and the general materialism synonymous with the 80s.

    No one embodied the Wall Street mentality more than uber-conservative Alex. P. Keaton (Michael J. Fox), whose heroes were Friedman, Nixon and Reagan. To honor the show’s Ohio setting, we’ve faithfully recreated the raglan that Fox wore in the opening credits. Even though Alex had his heart set on Princeton and wound up at the fictional Leland University, he’s always been and always will be an Ohio boy at heart.

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    Youth Script Ohio

    A classic that never goes out of style, now for the young'ns!

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    Script Ohio Tank Top

    A classic that never goes out of style!

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    Holy Toledo

    Did you know that East Toledoan Tony Packo's hot dog sauce has been in outer space aboard the space shuttle Columbia? Did you know Toledo’s minor league Mud Hens’ history dates back before the turn of the century? And, did you know the city is “The Glass Capital of the World”?

    HOLY TOLEDO!

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    The Rubber City

    More than doubling in size during the 1910s, Akron became the fastest growing city in the U. S. thanks to its rubber industry and manufacturing giants Goodrich Corporation, Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company, Firestone Tire and Rubber Company and General Tire establishing headquarters in the northeast Ohio city.

    Akron’s growth was so legendary it even attracted the future King of Hollywood. Before turning 18 and being swept up in acting, Clark Gable went to work at B.F. Goodrich’s tire factory like tens of thousands across the Midwest. And despite a decline in rubber manufacturing, the city is still the world capital for the polymer industry with more than 400 polymer-based companies in Northeast Ohio. Pay homage to the city responsible from getting everyone from point A to point B with this instant-classic tee.

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    The Rubber City Crewneck

    More than doubling in size during the 1910s, Akron became the fastest growing city in the U. S. thanks to its rubber industry and manufacturing giants Goodrich Corporation, Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company, Firestone Tire and Rubber Company and General Tire establishing headquarters in the northeast Ohio city.

    Akron’s growth was so legendary it even attracted the future King of Hollywood. Before turning 18 and being swept up in acting, Clark Gable went to work at B.F. Goodrich’s tire factory like tens of thousands across the Midwest. And despite a decline in rubber manufacturing, the city is still the world capital for the polymer industry with more than 400 polymer-based companies in Northeast Ohio. Pay homage to the city responsible from getting everyone from point A to point B with this instant-classic crewneck.

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    Cleveland Football Hoodie

    The Cleveland Indians may now be widely known as a baseball team, but in the franchise’s early years, it competed for local attention with another Cleveland Indians, the team that gave birth to Cleveland professional football.

    Formed in 1916 and competing in the Ohio League, the gridiron gladiators of the Cleveland Indians enriched Forest City with a new tradition. The team morphed into the Cleveland Tigers in 1919 and joined the American Professional Football Associate (APFA). Two years later the APFA became the National Football League (NFL) and the Tigers returned to their original name the Indians.

    Perhaps the greatest and most versatile athlete ever, Jim Thorpe anchored the Cleveland team as player, coach and even APFA league president. Thorpe set the standard for Cleveland football excellence, which was carried forth by original head coach of the Cleveland Browns, Paul Brown, who molded players to fulfill such large shoes. Under Brown, Cleveland would win seven league championships, four in the All-America Football Conference and three in the NFL. Pay homage to Cleveland football’s rich pedigree.

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    Women's Cleveland Football Hoodie

    The Cleveland Indians may now be widely known as a baseball team, but in the franchise’s early years, it competed for local attention with another Cleveland Indians, the team that gave birth to Cleveland professional football.

    Formed in 1916 and competing in the Ohio League, the gridiron gladiators of the Cleveland Indians enriched Forest City with a new tradition. The team morphed into the Cleveland Tigers in 1919 and joined the American Professional Football Associate (APFA). Two years later the APFA became the National Football League (NFL) and the Tigers returned to their original name the Indians.

    Perhaps the greatest and most versatile athlete ever, Jim Thorpe anchored the Cleveland team as player, coach and even APFA league president. Thorpe set the standard for Cleveland football excellence, which was carried forth by original head coach of the Cleveland Browns, Paul Brown, who molded players to fulfill such large shoes. Under Brown, Cleveland would win seven league championships, four in the All-America Football Conference and three in the NFL. Pay homage to Cleveland football’s rich pedigree.

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    Women's Cleveland Ohio Varsity Crewneck

    While the Connecticut Land Company’s head surveyor of its Western Reserve land mass, Moses Cleaveland founded what would become his namesake city, without Lorenzo Carter, the now-82 square miles of northeast Ohio would be a far cry from what it is.

    The literal trailblazer, Carter, kissed his mother goodbye at age 18 and charted his own path, which, in 1797, led him to purchasing two acres of land in the newly established Cleaveland (now without the a). The first permanent resident of the land, Carter, along with his wife Rebecca and sons Alonzo and Henry, survived countless setbacks to develop a cluster of cabins, strong bond with local Native Americans and eventually a trade channel along the Cuyahoga River. From creating the first boat in the area to the only community tavern, Carter was credited with the survival of the settlement, which swelled during his time. Pay homage.

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    Cleveland: Center of the Universe Hoodie

    While the rest of the world may see the lower 48, you, of course, see only Cleveland. And why shouldn’t you?

    After all, it is the center of the universe. Show the world that all 10 billion light years of matter revolve around the singular home of the Browns, and gear up for a trip to the center of the center: FirstEnergy Stadium.

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    Bernie and the Bone Bashers

    If you’re talking Cleveland Browns highlights chances are you’re returning to the era of Bernie and his brigade of bone-bashing pro bowlers.

    While immensely affable off the field, quarterback Bernie Kosar led a merciless charge. The sidearm gunslinger stepped on the gridiron in his 1985 rookie season—taking the reins after Gary Danielson went out to injury—and he took the team to postseason play five straight years. It was a franchise first since the AFL-NFL merger that saw the league swell to 26 teams in 1970. The Browns notched elite league numbers, and not just on the back of Kosar’s multiple seasons of more than 3,000 passing yards. A dynamite defense pressuring opponents into turnovers season after season complemented Kosar’s work on offense. Pay homage to the unforgettable era.

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    Women's Believeland

    BELIEVELAND is the celebration of faith, the story of how fans support their teams, win or lose.

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    Bernie Bernie

    One of the most beloved Browns of all-time, quarterback Bernie Kosar made his desire to play for Cleveland known before being chosen in the 1985 supplemental draft. Famous for his sidearm throwing motion, he rose to greatness while Gary Danielson was out with injury during the 1985 season and locked up the starting quarterback slot in 1986 while throwing for 3,854 yards and completing a comeback win over the New York Jets in the divisional playoffs.

    Though his reputation for accuracy and coolness under pressure stands out, Kosar may be most remembered for his legendary, on-the-spot overrule of coach Bill Belichick’s call during a 1993 game against the Broncos, designing a play “up in the dirt” that delivered a touchdown completion to Michael Jackson. The successful play ultimately cut short his stay in Cleveland, but that hasn’t stopped you from singing Bernie Bernie anytime “Louie Louie” comes on. Pay homage.

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    Kardiac Kids
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    Kardiac Kids

    As a Cleveland Browns’ fan, you’ve learned that even when it looks over, it’s not even close. The Browns’ trend of taking it down to the wire and making you sweat a little extra began with the seemingly endless heart-stopping finishes during the 1980 season.

    Against the Steelers in the eighth week, your Browns overcame quarter-time deficits of 10-0, 20-7 and 26-14 to ultimately secure victory in the final minutes. And during one of the season’s biggest nail-biters, Cleveland took the Central Division title after a 22-yard field goal from Don Cockcroft in the last minute and half sent Cincinnati packing. Pay homage to the thrills and last-minute antics of the Kardiac Kids and never head to the parking lot early.

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    Beware of Dawgs

    If you’re going down to FirstEnergy Stadium on Sunday, be ready to drown out the opposition with the canine cries of the Dawg Pound. Famously vocal, your Cleveland Browns’ fan base is full of histrionics, including the late-eighties tradition of throwing milk bones at visiting teams—a practice that put the pound in the doghouse. While the antics of the Pound may be a bit tamer these days, what can’t be caged is their relentless passion for Browns’ football. Snag this tee and let them hear you howl from all the way down in Cincinnati.

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    Cleveland is the City Long Sleeve Tee

    Just before the turn of the 19th century, surveyors of the Connecticut Land company laid out the state’s Western Reserve into townships, with a capital city named after its leader, General Moses Cleaveland. Today, with the Browns, the Cavs, and the Indians; the Flats, the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, and the West Side Market; The Plain Dealer, Key Tower, and NASA's Glenn Research Center—Cleveland is the city.

    Layer up for another season tailgating at the Muni Lot and shaking FirstEnergy Stadium with this long-sleeve game-day staple.

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    216
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    216

    On the shores of Lake Erie stands the mythic land of the 216. With more than two centuries of tradition, the 216 stretches across 100+ square miles and is anchored by the one and only Cleveland. Home to the Browns, the Cavs, and the Indians; the Flats, the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, and the West Side Market; the Plain Dealer, Key Tower, and NASA's Glenn Research Center—the only thing that outshines it all is the nation of diehards dedicated to continuing the rich heritage. Rep your eternal pride for the 216 in this super-soft staple.

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    The Muni Lot

    Any other day, Cleveland’s Municipal Parking Lot is just that: a place to drop off your car. But this isn’t just any day—it’s game day.

    Welcome to the Muni Lot, a tradition handed down generation after generation. The epicenter of Browns pride, here 10,000+ diehards congregate in their Sunday best and enjoy the finest culinary creations and liquid offerings—but NO ALCOHOL—as they withstand whatever the weather gods wish to throw Cleveland’s way. Secure your spot early and dive into the sea of Orange and Brown revelry. Then head to FirstEnergy Stadium for the second half of the day’s action. Go Browns!

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    440

    Lorain out to Ashtabula, the land of 440 is where it’s at. From hitting the books at Oberlin College to the waters at Geneva on the Lake, word is spreading fast that the best action in Northeast Ohio is happening beyond the Sixth City’s limits. Whatever area code you’re in, rep the one that matters most with this super-soft favorite. Ain’t nobody do it like the 4-4-0 do it.

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    City of Orange and Brown

    We're throwing it back to 1950 Cleveland Browns' Christmas Eve miracle when they won their first of four NFL Championships and fifth of eight league championships in what was then referred to as “the greatest gridiron spectacle in Cleveland history.”

    Taking on the Los Angeles Rams, a team once beloved by Cleveland before they departed the city, the Browns were down 27-28 with less than 30 seconds left in the championship game. Kicker Lou Groza entered the game, and as the clock counted down to the 20-second mark, 29,751 of the finest Clevelanders witnessed Groza nail a 16-yard field goal, finishing off 10 unanswered points for Cleveland, and, oh yeah, the win. Shortly thereafter the stands emptied onto the field, and Groza, as well as the rest of the Browns, were enveloped in the overflowing love only Believelanders can understand. Pay homage.

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    Believeland Winter Hat

    BELIEVELAND is the celebration of faith, the story of how fans support their teams, win or lose. And we didn’t want the lake-effect onslaught of Erie to keep ya from celebrating those Browns touchdowns with the rest of the Dawg Pound at FirstEnergy Field. Wrap your noggin up in this winter-weather essential, and get set for another season of Sunday showdowns.

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    Youth Cleveland: Center of the Universe

    While the rest of the world may see the lower 48, you, of course, see only Cleveland. And why shouldn’t you? After all, it is the center of the universe. Show the world that all 10 billion light years of matter revolve around the home of the Browns in this super-soft tee.

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    Youth Cleveland Dawgs

    We know that old dogs can’t learn new tricks, but what about new dawgs? Teach your little ones the ways of a true Browns fan—the earlier the better!

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    Youth Kardiac Kids

    Through the years, you’ve been front and center as the Cleveland Browns’ last-minute antics have played with your heart and those of the entire of Dawg Pound. And while it’s up for debate when the trend of taking it down to the wire began, no lineup mastered unthinkable finishes quite like the Kardiac Kids during the 1980 season. Now it’s time to pass on to your young’un the heart-stopping tradition of rooting for a team that makes heading for the parking lot early a no-no with this super-soft favorite.

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    Believeland Curve Bill Cap
    BELIEVELAND is the celebration of faith, the story of how fans support their teams, win or lose, and our curve bill cap is the perfect way to top off the celebrations. Whatever direction you head off into, never leave your Cleveland pride behind!
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    Cleveland Fan Crewneck
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    Cleveland Fan Crewneck

    The Dawg Pound didn’t need to top a Bizjournal study on NFL fan loyalty to know the dedication to their team runs deeper than that of any other franchise’s fans. Tied for third with most NFL Championships of all time (four) and ranked sixth on the list for most players inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame, the Cleveland Browns have experienced setbacks in recent history, but that’s only strengthened Browns fans’ allegiance.

    Why? Because nothing compares to stepping into Cleveland Browns Stadium (now FirstEnergy Stadium) and huddling with more than 67,000 of your nearest and dearest while braving the frigid lake-effect onslaught of Erie to watch those Browns touchdowns live. Diehards. And if you ain’t down, you ain’t shit!

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    Women's Cavs Racerback

    Before the kid from Akron began setting the hardwood ablaze for Cleveland, the greatest Cavaliers era had been under the ownership of Mr. Gordon Gund.

    Coming off some of the franchise’s most disappointing years, Gund purchased the team from Ted Stepien in 1983 and executed a complete overhaul. After the removal of the team’s swashbuckling swordsman in favor of a more modern Cavs logo, and more than nine coaches later, the Cavs came together to make the playoffs in 10 of 15 seasons. The run included a trip to the conference finals in 1992 for the first time in more than 15 seasons. Sport your team in this summer-ready staple.

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    Block C Cleveland

    The mid to late 90s was full of magic at the corner of Carnegie and Ontario. Just a season after The Jake opened, the Cleveland Indians started a streak of five straight Central Division titles, and in the first year of the streak, 1995, they took the AL Pennant for the first time in 51 years. Anchored by Albert Belle and José Mesa early on, the Tribe was ripe with talent including Jim Thome, Manny Ramírez and Kenny Lofton. Pay homage.

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    Wild Thing Baby One Piece

    Because your bundle of joy makes everyone's heart sing and everything groovy. Outfit the future of Cleveland pitching in a classic that guarantees a life of strutting up to the mound. Black-rimmed glasses not included.

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    Wild Thing Dog Tee

    Shake it, shake it, Wild Thing. I think I love you. #PayDOGAGE

    The pawfect fit for all pups:
    S: 8-10 pounds
    M: 11-25 pounds
    L: 26-40 pounds
    XL: 41-60 pounds
    Beware: Dog Tee will shrink a full size in the dryer.

    A portion of proceeds benefit the Capital Area Humane Society, a nonprofit helping animals in need and advocating for their well-being for 130 years.

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    Dawg House

    There must be something in the water, because when it comes to gridiron diehards, the southern bank of Lake Erie breeds the toughest.

    In fact, a 2006 Bizjournal study found that Cleveland faithful were the most loyal in the entire NFL. So suit up, Dawg Pounders, in this super-soft Sunday go-to and keep FirstEnergy Stadium shaking from the first down through the finals seconds.

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    Swung On and Belted

    For 25 years, Cleveland play-by-play man Tom Hamilton has called home runs in grandiose fashion: “Swung on and belted! Awaaay back! Waaay outta here!”

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