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    Script Ohio

    A classic that never goes out of style!

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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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    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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    Buckeye State

    Ohio comes from a Native American word meaning "great."

    The wonderful world of Ohio provides pleasure wherever you seek it. Forest, fields, lakes, streams, and natural wonders abound. Amusement parks, racetracks, stadiums, theaters and music halls are plentiful!

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    Men's Classics Pocket Tee

    Pre-washed to prevent shrinking and to provide ultimate super-softness, our Classics pocket tee upgrades the wardrobe standard with a slightly heavier knit for an unmistakable, solid fit. Plus, a pocket—because who knows what you might find along the way. The renaissance of the t-shirt has officially reached its pinnacle.

    Our passion project, the HOMAGE Classics collection features elevated wardrobe essentials made in the USA. We pored over details and used the highest quality materials to capture the comfort, style and character of long-time favorites.

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    Men's Classics Tee

    The tee that puts all others on notice. Custom pre-washed for added super-softness and to prevent shrinking, our Classics tee features a slightly heavier yarn, giving it a more substantial, structured feel and fit than our standard graphic tees. You’ll come to know this as your second skin.

    Our passion project, the HOMAGE Classics collection features elevated wardrobe essentials made in the USA. We pored over details and used the highest quality materials to capture the comfort, style and character of long-time favorites.

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    Columbus Crew SC

    “Our club. Our city. Our sport.”

    You remember the rumors swirling after the June 15, 1994 announcement that Columbus would be the first member of the original 10 chartered clubs of Major League Soccer. You remember piling into the family van to catch the Crew SC's debut in a 4-0 win against D.C. United on April 13, 1996. You remember losing your voice cheering your team to a 2-0 victory over New England Revolution as Crew Stadium (now MAPFRE Stadium) was inaugurated on May 15, 1999. And you will never forget the all-night celebrations on November 23, 2008 after your club took home their first MLS Cup.

    New badge, same great tradition. Carry on the Black and Gold tradition in this tee!

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    HOMAGE Made In USA

    HOMAGE pledges allegiance to those who came before—those larger-than-life figures who instilled the ideas of individualism and hustle, who told stories of triumph and dedication, who lifted our spirits and cut down the nets. Turn back the clock. Pay homage.

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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 Classics Tee

    Layering favorite or standout singleton, our Classics tee features a heathered blend knit fabric that's custom pre-washed for super-soft, cozy comfort—plus, a tailored fit for a flattering look. Something to prove any naysayer wrong: you, in fact, can have it all!

    Our passion project, the HOMAGE Classics collection features elevated wardrobe essentials made in the USA. We pored over details and used the highest quality materials to capture the comfort, style and character of long-time favorites.

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    Block O

    Ohio State’s fight song “Across the Field” was written in 1915 by student William A. Dougherty, Jr., 12 years after school song “Carmen Ohio.” While “Carmen Ohio” perfectly expresses the revere all Buckeyes have for their alma mater, Dougherty Jr. felt it didn’t embody the necessary notes to amp up the Scarlet and Gray before stomping the gridiron, thus he took it upon himself to write and add the now-classic “Across the Field” to the catalogue.

    It’s proven so popular it’s been co-opted in differing forms by a range of schools. But despite its widespread riffs, the song remains a Buckeye original. Warm up your voice and get ready to bolster your Buckeyes across the field with this super-soft Scarlet and Gray classic.

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    Don't Ever Give Up

    During an NCAA head coaching tenure that spanned 19 years, Jim Valvano collected 346 basketball wins, coached teams to the NCAA Tournament eight times and in 1983 celebrated an NCAA Championship after leading his N.C. State Wolfpack to an unforgettable victory over heavy-favorite Houston.

    On March 4th, 1993, 10 years after the memorable run, he gave us yet another indelible moment at the inaugural ESPY Awards where he received the Arthur Ashe Courage and Humanitarian Award for his bravery while facing a terminal cancer diagnosis. In his moving acceptance speech, Valvano emphasized the power of love, joy and dreaming and introduced The V Foundation for Cancer Research, which featured his personal pledge as the organization’s motto: “Don’t give up. Don’t ever give up.”

    A portion of proceeds benefit The V Foundation.

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    How Firm Thy Friendship

    It isn’t as old as a Shakespeare sonnet, but “Carmen Ohio” is just as much a memorable classic and has been since it 1903 debut.

    Legend has it, the tune penned by Glee Club member Fred Cornell was composed as a way of rallying behind the Scarlet and Gray on the return from a particularly stinging loss to Michigan. Like any storied tradition, the tale has taken on a life of its own—but one thing’s for sure, Cornell captured the Buckeye essence. Kick it old-school with a tee that reps the everlasting Buckeye tradition. How firm thy friendship, Dear Alma Mater...OHIO!

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    Women's Classics V-Neck

    We’ve added our signature touch to the universal favorite for clean and easy style. Featuring extra collar details, a heathered blend knit and with a custom pre-wash to prevent shrinkage and increase our standard super-softness, our Classics V-neck tee will relieve you of any wardrobe indecision and have you snoozing your alarm a couple of extra times.

    Our passion project, the HOMAGE Classics collection features elevated wardrobe essentials made in the USA. We pored over details and used the highest quality materials to capture the comfort, style and character of long-time favorites.

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    Glory To Columbus

    Manchester City has “Blue Moon," fans at Stamford Bridge sing “We Love You Chelsea," and the Columbus Crew has...Twisted Sister! Sung to the tune of the 1984 hit “We’re Not Gonna Take It,” the Crew Union serenades its team with “Glory to Columbus!”
    Give glory. Pay homage.

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    Ohio State National Champs

    The season that was nearly written off after the second game now lives as arguably the most memorable in the Buckeyes 125-year football history.

    Coming in at number five in the 2014 AP preseason rankings and with a solid schedule, Ohio State was an early favorite to fill one of the four slots of the inaugural College Football Playoffs. But that all changed when your Buckeyes lost their starting quarterback before the season even kicked off. And a loss in week two to unranked Virginia Tech all but sealed their fate of missing out on the playoffs. Then momentum shifted. Your Buckeyes found their form and put together nine straight wins to steadily climb back up the rankings. Alas, during the final game of the regular season, another devastating blow: Ohio State’s second-string quarterback suffers a season-ending leg injury. Without flinching ahead the Big Ten Championship, Ohio State called on the next man up, a redshirt sophomore, and the team delivered a 59-0 rout to Wisconsin to send them into the playoffs as the fourth and final team. With the same playbook from the Big Ten Championship, your Buckeyes dominated #1 seed Alabama in the semis and #2 seed Oregon in the final to become the first Football Playoff National Champions, bringing their tally to eight national championships. Pay homage to the incredible comeback season, and gear up for the grind for nine. O-H!

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    Our Honor Defend

    The 2014 Buckeye football season proved to be one of the most storied in Ohio State history. As if losing their first-string quarterback to injury before the season even kicked off wasn’t enough, the Buckeyes suffered a shock loss to Virginia Tech at home in just their second game.

    Pundits, sportscasters and football fans across the nation wrote the Scarlet and Gray off, claiming a weak Big Ten and loaded SEC. But your Buckeyes regrouped and reeled off nine straight wins only to have second-string quarterback sustain a season-ending leg injury against Michigan. Soldiering on, they called the next man up. Behind third-string quarterback, Ohio State thrashed Wisconsin in the Big Ten Championship 59-0 to squeak into the inaugural College Football Playoffs as the fourth and final seed. Ready to peak when it mattered most, the Buckeyes dominated #1 seed Alabama in the semis and #2 seed Oregon in the final to become the first Football Playoff National Championship and win their eighth national title. Wear your Ohio State allegiance with pride as your Buckeyes defend their honor and look for their ninth national title. Go Bucks!

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    Larry Bird

    With basketball buffs agreeing on countless superlatives from best shooter to best passer of all time and a résumé rife with accolades like back-to-back-to-back NBA Most Valuable Player awards, Larry Bird ranks as one of the greatest all-court players to have stepped on the hardwood.

    Throughout Larry Bird’s 13 seasons with the Boston Celtics, he led the team to three NBA Championships, along the way snagging two NBA Finals MVP awards and the honor AP Athlete of the Year. Bird’s sheer presence on the court brought out the best in his entire team, providing the sensation that magic was not only likely when he was in action, it was guaranteed. Look no further than one of his 50-40-90 games or late-game rallies like the one in the final quarter of game 7 of the 1988 Eastern Conference Semifinals where he netted a cool 20 points to seal the Celtics’ series win over the Atlanta Hawks. Ultimately, what makes Bird legendary is what makes all champions so: he was most reliable when under the greatest pressure. Pay homage to a megastar among stars.

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    Women's Varsity V-Neck

    You’ve earned your stripes, now rock ‘em. Whether you’re at the game or out on the town, traveling or kicking back, every occasion is the perfect occasion to show off your varsity status with our super-soft v-neck, featuring contrast sleeves and all the comfort you could dream up.

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    Eddie George

    Ohio State’s fifth different Heisman Trophy winner—and first since two-time winner Archie Griffin—running back and College Football Hall of Famer Eddie George consistently found space in what looked like otherwise locked-up lines during his four years as a Buckeye.

    6’3” and 230 pounds, Eddie George combined nimble agility and lightning speed to threaten the record books every time he touched the ball, beginning in his freshman season when he carried for five touchdowns in his first four games. By the end of George’s 1995 senior year, he had set (and still holds) the school record for most rushing yards in a single season with 1,927, a feat that led to 24 touchdowns and took Ohio State to an 11-2 record en route the Citrus Bowl. Following his college career, Eddie George went on to become a four-time NFL Pro Bowler as part of the Houston Oilers/Tennessee Oilers/Tennessee Titans. Pay homage to No. 27 with this throwback-inspired instant classic.

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    Hoosiers Hoops

    Quite simply, nothing compares to the Cream and Crimson taking the court while more than 17,000 Hoosier fanatics shake Assembly Hall—or as sportscaster Gus Johnson calls it, “the Carnegie Hall of basketball.”

    One of the greatest traditions in college basketball, your Hoosiers have racked up over 1,750 wins, made 38 NCAA Tournament appearances, and stormed to five national championships (as of 2015). From coaching icon Bob Knight to basketball legends Scott May, Steve Alford and Isiah Thomas, Indiana’s hoops legacy, which began in 1901, is overflowing with highlights. Score this classic Hoosier tee, throw on those candy-striped pants and get ready to add to the history of slamming the boards. Indiana, we're all for you!

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    Women's Classics Football Tee

    Whether it’s the heart of football season or not, our new favorite is an all-year standout. Our Classics football tee combines an oversized fit with a heather jersey knit for easy style and super-soft comfort. Longer sleeves carry on the cozy feel while a rounded hemline finishes the tee with flattering flair.

    Our passion project, the HOMAGE Classics collection features elevated wardrobe essentials made in the USA. We pored over details and used the highest quality materials to capture the comfort, style and character of long-time favorites.

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    The Shoe

    Since 1922, Ohio Stadium (better known “The Horseshoe” or just "The 'Shoe” because of its distinctive shape) has been the home field for the Ohio State Buckeyes. When it opened, The Shoe held just over 66,000 fans; after a 2014 renovation that added more seating in the end zone, the official capacity is now 104,944, making it the fourth largest stadium in the United States and fifth largest in the world.

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    Women's Block Ohio

    Lights. Camera. Action: OHIO. From the birthplace of Thomas Edison to Cleveland pioneering the use of the traffic light, Ohio has been a guiding light for the future.

    And though Edison may be most famous for the electric light bulb, in our media-saturated culture, perhaps the invention for which we’re most indebted to the man is his “kinetograph” or motion picture camera. Between Edison establishing Ohio’s early affinity with filmmaking and Cincinnati-born, mega-director/producer Steven Spielberg taking the art form into another stratosphere, we wouldn’t blame you for thinking of Ohio as, well, entertainment’s native home. And if we’re truly talking lights and entertainment, what can compete with night games on the gridiron? Suit up for all the action only Ohio can deliver.

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    Let's Go Bucks!

    In 1983, former OSU Marching Band member John Tatgenhorst was mixing instrumental tracks at Universal Studios in Chicago with Gene Warman when he realized that the cheer being used at Buckeye games was difficult to follow and never really took hold. Inspired, Tatgenhorst composed and arranged “Let’s Go Bucks!” and gave it to TBDBITL at no cost.

    While written primarily for football games, the cheer is commonly played at other Ohio State sporting events, including baseball, basketball, hockey, and soccer. There are no lyrics to the song, but there are noticeable pauses for the crowd to yell, “Let's Go Bucks!”

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    Angry Tomato

    Stand clear, the Angry Tomato is back and ready to strike. Gear up for another season of Buckeye glory with good ol’ Brutus, front and center, ready to fight the team across the field. From tailgating to the action inside “The ‘Shoe,” look the part. O-H!

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    Randy Savage World Champion

    A year after WrestleMania III, which announced “Macho Man” Randy Savage’s arrival as the wrestler to fear, Savage came into WrestleMania IV set on scoring his first world championship. A 14-man single elimination bout on March 29, 1988 stood in his way and would settle the score for who was the Undisputed WWF Champion.

    The aligning of Hogan and Savage as the Mega Powers months before WrestleMania IV had been taking the WWF by storm, and with Hogan disqualified in his head-to-head quarterfinal showdown against Andre, the Giant, all depended on Savage to rep the allegiance for the ages. Savage would prevail over One Man Gang in the semifinals, but the brutal spar all but zapped Savage and his chances of taking the title in the final against Ted DiBiase. With Savage standing deliriously in the grips of DiBiase’s million dollar dream, Hogan stepped in and helped his partner out, delivering a steel chair to DiBiase’s back while the referee was distracted. Reenergized by the escape, Macho Man Randy Savage took to the turnbuckles and launched his signature flying elbow drop to seal his first world championship. Pay homage.

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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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    X Gonna Give It To Ya

    Xavier’s official fight song asks faithfuls to, “Sing a song, sing it loud and long,” and Musketeers know not to hold back when it comes to their unofficial fight song, the one that thunders through the Cintas Center: 2003 hit by rapper DMX, “X Gon’ Give It to Ya!” After No. 5 seed Xavier knocked off No. 1 seed and Big East rival Villanova 90-83 in the tense February 24, 2016 epic, more than 10,700 Musketeers showed Villanova how Cintas Center can shake with some of the best rap bars of the early aughts. Pay homage.

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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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    Women's Ohio State National Champs

    The season that was nearly written off after the second game now lives as arguably the most memorable in the Buckeyes 125-year football history.

    Coming in at number five in the 2014 AP preseason rankings and with a solid schedule, Ohio State was an early favorite to fill one of the four slots of the inaugural College Football Playoffs. But that all changed when your Buckeyes lost their starting quarterback before the season even kicked off. And a loss in week two to unranked Virginia Tech all but sealed their fate of missing out on the playoffs. Then momentum shifted. Your Buckeyes found their form and put together nine straight wins to steadily climb back up the rankings. Alas, during the final game of the regular season, another devastating blow: Ohio State’s second-string quarterback suffers a season-ending leg injury. Without flinching ahead the Big Ten Championship, Ohio State called on the next man up, a redshirt sophomore, and the team delivered a 59-0 rout to Wisconsin to send them into the playoffs as the fourth and final team. With the same playbook from the Big Ten Championship, your Buckeyes dominated #1 seed Alabama in the semis and #2 seed Oregon in the final to become the first Football Playoff National Champions, bringing their tally to eight national championships. Pay homage to the incredible comeback season, and gear up for the grind for nine. O-H!

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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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    Made in USA

    While our home base is Columbus, Ohio, our homegrown gear represents all of America, from the Golden State of California to the Empire State of New York. In between, you’ll find something from nearly every sport, pastime, and hobby, telling stories of triumph, individualism, and hustle, and all proudly made right here in the U.S. of A.

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    The Kramer

    Whether you see a, “man-child crying out for love, an innocent orphan in the postmodern world, a parasite, or a loathsome, offensive brute,” one thing’s for sure, you can’t look away. Modeled on a former neighbor of “Seinfeld” co-creator Larry David, the eccentric Cosmo Kramer burst through Jerry’s door and right into television history as the hapless man of a million ideas, thanks entirely to comedian Michael Richards. Pay homage to the nuttiest character on the sitcom that redefined the genre with a tee rocking “The Kramer” portrait from season three’s episode “The Letter.”

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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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    Akron

    Originally named Buchtel College in honor of the Universalist and wildly successful businessman John R. Buchtel who donated nearly half the estimated cost for the school’s construction, the college you love became the Municipal University of Akron in 1913 as the school’s trustees handed over all assets to the city. From then on, the college began expanding as rapidly as local businesses Goodrich, Goodyear and Firestone.

    To keep up with the advancements in polymer engineering happening at Akron’s corporations, your university added its Rubber Technical Institute in 1942, which instantly became key for World War II support. Now known for the world’s first College of Polymer Science and Polymer Engineer, Akron has 300-degree granting programs, more than 26,000 students and, of course, an athletic history of winning national championships. Pay homage to the Blue and Gold tradition and root your Zips on in this classic tee. All for you, and the Zippers too!

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    Akron True

    Rubber City’s largest institution of higher ed is the University of Akron, and we’re all for the Zips’ storied tradition, which dates back to 1870. Off the field, the university prides itself on its total STEM domination: your Zips are ranked number one in the nation when it comes to patents issued per research dollar spent.

    And on the field: it’s total soccer domination. After going undefeated throughout the 2009 regular season but losing during PKs in the NCAA Division 1 Championship, your Zips threw it into another gear and in 2010 brought home the school’s first national championship—a standout title among the school’s multiple football and basketball conference titles. Rep your Blue and Gold pride in this Zip staple.

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    American Made

    Try it sleeveless like the Hulkster!

    "He's American made
    He's got the red, white and blue runnin' through his veins
    He was born and raised in the U.S. of A.
    He's got to be inspected, he's U.S. grade
    If you mess with the flag, it's like a slap in his face
    He's got the stars and stripes runnin' through his veins
    He was born and raised the American way
    He wears the heart of country on his sleeve
    He'll fight for your freedom if you really believe
    He’s American made!"

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    Arnold Classic

    The earliest roots of the Arnold Classic date back to 1970, when former FBI agent Jim Lorimer was organizing the 1970 Mr. World in Columbus, Ohio. While courting the top six bodybuilders in the world, he struck up a friendship with an Austrian upstart by the name of Arnold Schwarzenegger. The rest, as they say, is history.

    The two friends began promoting international contests, and in 1989, 19 years after first meeting, they held the inaugural Arnold Classic. Now called the Arnold Sports Festival, the event has evolved into one of the largest fitness expos in the world. Featuring nearly 50 events, including 12 Olympic sports, the festival annually welcomes more than 175,000 fitness buffs.

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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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    Austrian Oak

    Undoubtedly among the most important figures in bodybuilding history, Austrian-born Arnold Alois Schwarzenegger began racking up the titles as a teenager: winning the Junior Mr. Europe at age 18, followed by Mr. Universe at 20, and his first Mr. Olympia title at 23.

    After winning the 1980 Mr. Olympia competition (his seventh), the man referred to as, “The most perfectly developed man in the history of the world,” retired from competition to conquer new challenges in Hollywood and politics. And while he may not compete anymore, his bodybuilding supremacy is forever captured in the 1977 doc “Pumping Iron.” Pay homage.

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    Beat That Team Up North

    You know it as the highlight of fall: The Game. The rest of the nation knows it as the greatest rivalry in football. And the 2015 edition of the epic Ohio State-*ichigan tradition, the 112th contest between the two, didn’t disappoint.

    Led by head coach Urban Meyer, the Buckeyes dismantled the Wolverines 42-13 behind 369 rushing yards and 113 passing yards. The win finished an 11-1 regular season for the Buckeyes and marked the first time since 1934 when Francis Schmidt took the reigns of the program—the coach responsible for the Gold Pants tradition—that a new coach has gone undefeated in his first four games against That Team Up North. Here’s to your aversion to the letter M, colors Maize and Blue and anything having to do with That Team Up North. Suit up in a tee that goes great with Gold Pants. O-H!

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    Beautiful Day For Football

    Nothing speaks to Michigan State’s rich football tradition and the school’s six national titles more than the six-word phrase that kicks off every game at Spartan Stadium. With Spartan football history dating back to the early 1880s—well before the school was named Michigan State University—East Lansing has been cheering on the gridiron action for more than century.

    And regardless of the weather—T-storms, hail, frigid temperatures, a combination of all three—right before kickoff, Spartan Stadium joins the game’s announcer in declaring, “It’s a beautiful day for football.” Gear up for another season of beautiful days and the pursuit for national title number seven with the ultimate game day tee.

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    Blitzburgh

    All Steelers fans are well-informed that the city formerly known as Pittsburgh has longtime defense coordinator Dick LeBeau to thank for the newer moniker.

    Behind the standout strength of linebackers Kevin Green and Greg Lloyd, LeBeau’s 3-4 zone-blitz relentlessly tore through NFL offenses and dominated the Steelers’ playbook during the mid-90s, leading the team to Super Bowl XXX in 1995. Pay homage to the definitive Black and Gold era with this super-soft Sunday staple.

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    Home of the Black and Gold

    From the Columbus Crew SC badges decorating window storefronts to the checkered flags waving throughout neighborhoods, it’s clear one of the strongest soccer followings in the U.S. is located in the heart of the heart of the country.

    Since the Crew SC became the first charter member of Major League Soccer in 1994, a fever has given birth to countless fanatics. And, with the team storming to the 2015 MLS Cup final, plus hosting the game for the first time, MAPFRE Stadium has become one of the most coveted tickets in town. As the long-standing Land of Scarlet and Gray turns Black and Gold, suit up for another blockbuster season.

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    Born in the USA

    While the bald eagle is now a national treasure, that hasn’t always been the case. Even after it was selected as the national bird in 1782, and after it started appearing on our government seals, many dissented, believing the bird of prey to be—according to Benjamin Franklin—“a bird of bad moral character” for its opportunistic nature. Farmers agreed, finding our foremost national emblem of freedom a nuisance responsible for destroying crop. With farmers hunting the bald eagle fiercely, numbers took a nosedive, and by the 1940s the bird was so rare it was hurried onto the endangered list. Now, after years of conservation, our wide-winged, regal ambassador is back to thriving.

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    Bring The Juice!

    Forget Gatorade. What drives Urban Meyer's Ohio State Buckeyes is "The Juice", that extra bit of energy needed to excel. Just like the famed Circle Drill, it's The Juice that separates the men from the boys, because "soft guys don't play."

    Bring The Juice!

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    Buckeye Football

    If you’re an Ohio State football fan, we’re guessing you’re into numbers, these numbers:

    125 Years on the Field
    79 All-Americans
    37 Conference Championships
    10 Undefeated Seasons
    8 National Championships
    7 Heisman Winners

    Oh, and those numbers as of 2015 are only growing. Rep your Scarlet and Gray allegiance as your squad continues to separate themselves from the rest. Go Bucks!

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    Bushwood Country Club

    Looking to become the newest member of hallowed Bushwood Country Club? Consider yourself at home among the acres of finely manicured Kentucky Bluegrass-Featherbed Bent-Northern California Sensemilia hybrid, thanks to our expert groundskeeper Carl Spackler (Bill Murray). Afraid of fitting in? Don’t be. From outsized personalities like Mr. Al Czervik (Rodney Dangerfield) to more conservative members like Judge Smails (Ted Knight), everyone is at home at Bushwood CC.

    So whether you’re more snob than slob or just looking to pay homage to 1980’s “Caddyshack”—otherwise known as the greatest golf comedy of all time—Bushwood is happy to have you as one of its loyal members. And if you’re lucky, you might even catch a glimpse of our course’s friendly gophers. For more information, inquire within.

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    Ooooh Yeah Macho Man

    From the top of the turnbuckle comes a flying elbow drop that puts an end to the conversation of best finishing move. The (MACHO) man, the myth, the legend, Randy Savage got his PhD in igniting the ring and keeping audiences in a chokehold of disbelief.

    Sure, with his meticulous execution, Macho Man could wreck wrestlers with any move in the book, an atomic drop, vertical suplex, sleeper, piledriver, hair-pull hangman, jumping knee drop—how much time ya got? But his signature, the thing of beauty that sang from the rafters, hypnotized audiences and terrorized arch nemeses was the one-and-only flying elbow drop. Whenever Macho Man climbed those ropes, unrest seized us, our stomachs collectively contracted and breathing became audible. And then, time and again, Randy Savage was crowned king of the ring. Ooooh Yeah!

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    Cincinnati Ohio

    What began as a couple of cabins housing 11 families, more than two centuries later, has swelled into the third largest city in Ohio. In 1788, Israel Ludlow, Mattias Denman and Robert Patterson banded together to buy 800-acres of the Northwest Territory from seller John Cleves Symmes and settled the tract of land where the Ohio and Licking Rivers meet.

    Originally named Losantiville by surveyor John Filson, who purchased a third of the 800 acres, the village was renamed Cincinnati in 1790 by Arthur St. Clair, Governor of the Northwest Territory. Since then, Cincinnati has stuck, but not without a fair share of nicknames, from the Queen City to Porkopolis.

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    City of Champions

    After numerous world championships throughout the 70s, Pittsburgh, PA, was dubbed the "City of Champions."

    Our Pittsburgh "City of Champions" t-shirt has a slightly off-set print to reflect the charm of yesteryear. Pay homage.

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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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    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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    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'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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    Club Trillion

    "Club Trillion is an exclusive club founded in 2007 by three very handsome and very financially well-off Ohio State basketball players--Kyle Madsen (#15), Danny Peters (#13), and myself.

    We named ourselves "Club Trillion" because, as athletically limited white folk, we found ourselves riding the bench for the Buckeyes. When the time came for us to get in, there would usually only be 1 minute remaining in the game, and after sitting down for 39 minutes, we really had no interest in trying to be all that productive.

    So we devised the plan of trying to get the "trillion", which occurs when we play 1 minute and do absolutely nothing that would appear in the box score, thus making our stat line say 1 minute played followed by a bunch of zeroes. 

    I know what you are saying to yourself right now. You are saying, 'That is side-splittingly hilarious. These guys are probably just a comical party waiting to happen...

    You are absolutely right."

    - Mark Titus

     

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    Columbus Chill

    The Columbus Chill began play in 1991 as an expansion franchise in the East Coast Hockey League. It would take the team two seasons to reach the playoffs, doing so in 1994 under coach Terry Ruskowski. The Chill would go on to win two conference championships and make the playoffs for five of the eight seasons. In 1999, the team left Columbus becoming the Reading Royals.

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    Dayton Basketball

    On Saturday, March 22, 2014, two days after toppling in-state powerhouse Ohio State in the NCAA Tournament, the Dayton Flyers edged the Syracuse Orangemen 55-53 in a David v. Goliath matchup that sent the Flyers to the Sweet 16 for the first time in 30 years.

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    Dos A Cero

    We done did it again! On April 16th, 2015 the latest chapter in the “dos a cero” tradition occurred when the United States completed another 2-0 victory over archrival Mexico. Starter Jordan Morris and substitute Juan Agudelo knocked in second-half goals in front of nearly 65,000 screaming fans at the Alamodome. While a World Cup qualification wasn’t on the line, nothing can diminish the additional bragging rights and excitement. Grab the tee and celebrate another tally in the Yanks' column!

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    Michigan State

    Spread across 5,200 acres three miles from Michigan’s capital, the school you love provides one of the most rigorous university curricula, and has ever since its founding in 1855. It’s no wonder, then, that the Green and White has attracted students from more than 130 countries and become the seventh largest university in the U. S. Join your Spartan family—more than half a million strong—and pay homage to Sparty, the sprawling beauty of East Lansing and the best years of your life. Fight for the only colors: Green and White!

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    HOMAGE Outdoor

    While we at HOMAGE love our stadium sports, we’re just as stoked to get outside and take in the expansive, natural grandeur of mother earth. If you, too, are an outdoor cat who thinks the best gym in the world is the world itself, wander through the wonders of the great outdoors in a tee made to kick up dirt and forge new paths.

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    Hoosier Pride

    From shaking Herman’s hand to shaking Assembly Hall, your years among the iconic limestone were as legendary as the Cream and Crimson’s 24 NCAA national championships. Whether you regularly return for Homecoming or the Little Five, rep that Hoosier hysteria year-round wherever you’re stationed. And be glad that your school assumed the name it did in 1838—otherwise, this shirt would read “State Seminary.” Pay homage to your Hoosier family, more than 600,000-strong.

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    Hoosiers Hickory High

    Hickory High School coach Norman Dale may be a fictional character from the 1986 film Hoosiers, but the excitement that surrounds the beginning of basketball season in Hoosier country is no myth. In the film, when Dale (Gene Hackman) is about to step into the gym for his first game as coach at Hickory, he pauses for a moment, adjusts his tie, catches his breath, and says to himself, “Welcome to Indiana basketball.”

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    JCC Basketball

    Commemorating the greatest squad to ever set foot on the hardwood at the J. With a prolific offensive attack led by 5 time all-JCC point guard Moshe Kaplan ('74, '75, '77, '79, '81) the boys of '81 shattered records in every statistical category including scoring, rebounding, assists, blocked shots & chutzpah. Now, 33 years later, HOMAGE invites you to re-live the mitzvah as we celebrate a team of destiny.

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    Let 'Em Hear You Up North

    It doesn’t matter if you were born and raised in the great state of Ohio, “That State Up North,” or anywhere else in U.S. (or even the world)—for college football fans, the annual Ohio State-Michigan showdown transcends geography and has become known simply as “The Game.”

    Ranked as the greatest North American sports rivalry by ESPN in 2000, the two schools have been meeting at the end of the season for over a century, and have decided the Big Ten championship between themselves on 22 different occasions.

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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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    Me And The Boys Boppin

    In the 1970s, the legend of right fielder Dave Parker and his beastly power knew no bounds. While a minor leaguer, there was the story of the “Cobra” knocking a homer so far out of the stadium the ball landed on a passing train and was later found in Columbus, Ohio.

    In Pittsburgh, his myth only grew when he literally “knocked the cover off the ball,” smashing a ball deep into the outfield, causing the seams to split and making it near-impossible to field. And Parker’s off-the-field showmanship lived up to his on-the-field exploits. After losing two games in a row to the in 1976, Parker, ever the master of ceremonies, responded to the mini-slump by wearing a homemade shirt reading “IF YOU HEAR ANY NOISE IT’S JUST ME AND THE BOYS BOPPIN." Pay homage to one of the game’s greatest moment in theater.

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    Men's Classics Henley

    Trade in the typical crewneck and button up your story with our Classics henley. The hardy versatility from the two-button favorite is met with a heathered, heavier fabric, contrast sleeves and refined fit. All of this is to say complete comfort never looked so good—or was so easy.

    Our passion project, the HOMAGE Classics collection features elevated wardrobe essentials made in the USA. We pored over details and used the highest quality materials to capture the comfort, style and character of long-time favorites.

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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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    Mystery Pack

    For years, our warehouse manager, the Diabolical Dr. Dinker, has been hiding his favorite discontinued HOMAGE tees in a bunker below the warehouse. For a limited time, Dr. Dinker is opening up his vault to you!

    Each HOMAGE Mystery Pack includes four unisex tees. We're wrapping 'em up like a pack of baseball cards - you never know what you'll get but the tee of your dreams could be in there!

    Items included in HOMAGE Mystery Packs are NOT eligible for returns or exchanges. Requests for specific tees or multiple sizes within an HOMAGE Mystery Pack will not be honored.  If you order multiple HOMAGE Mystery Packs, you will likely receive duplicate tees.  Not valid with any other discounts or promotions.

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    Newport Music Hall

    Lift your lighter a little higher for a Columbus institution and America’s longest continually running rock club—oh, did you assume a venue in New York or Los Angeles would hold that distinction? The Newport Music Hall has hosted acts like U2 and Pearl Jam in their infancy, and others, like Queen and AC/DC, during the height of their fame. The scenery may have changed, but Newport continues to compile a gig-list to rival any large arena. Salute Columbus’ rich and rockin’ live music tradition with this classic tee. Pay homage.

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    No Pity in the Queen City

    Nicknamed “Town without Pity,” Cincinnati is home to two of the most feared coliseums for visiting colleges: the University of Cincinnati’s Nippert Stadium and Fifth Third Arena.

    And it’s not the architecture—though the school does have some of the most, well, innovative buildings. It’s all about the brutally vocal Bearcat Nation. From the marching band pre-game football tradition of charging down Nippert Stadium stairs and storming the field to the sold-out roar of Fifth Third Arena, Red and Black pride echoes and terrorizes Cincy opponents. Since 1989—the first year both stadiums were active—the Bearcats have notched a 320-172 record in basketball and twice as many wins as losses at home in football. Ohhhh, Ohhhh, UC!

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    Old Miami

    Days after President Thomas Jefferson ratified the February 19, 1803 act of Congress that established Ohio as the United States’ 17th state, a three-person search committee was tasked with finding a township fit for a college between the Great Miami and Little Miami Rivers.

    In 1788, John Cleves Symmes had been in the process of purchasing the land from Congress, which demanded that of the 300,000+ acres, more than 20,000 be set aside for an academy. Nearly six years to the date of the committee’s initial surveying trip, “An Act to Establish the Miami University” was passed, and Miami University was established in Oxford, Ohio. Love and honor to Old Miami.

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    Queen City

    Born out of the acrimonious breakup between Cleveland Browns’ coach Paul Brown and owner, Art Modell, your Bengals took the field in 1968 and began one of Cincinnati’s finest traditions under the guidance of founder and coach Brown.

    With eight division and two conference championships, the Orange and Black have popularized several game innovations to great success, including the no-huddle offense and the zone blitz. Pay homage to your team and gear up for the rumble in the Jungle with this super-soft tee. “Who Dey, who dey, who dey think gonna beat them Bengals?”

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    Rainier National Park

    The highest peak in the Cascades and the 21st most prominent mountain in the world, Mount Rainier rises over 14,000 feet from its lowest point to its summit. On March 2nd 1899, President William McKinley established Mount Rainier National Park as America’s fifth national park. Congress dedicated the new park “for the benefit and enjoyment of the people” and “for the preservation from injury or spoliation of all timber, mineral deposits, natural curiosities, or wonders within said park, and their retention in their natural condition.”

    In partnership with Huckberry, a San Francisco-based shop and magazine for the outdoorsy, this collection of National Park Tees showcases our shared love of discovery and celebrates a legacy of conservation.

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    Randy Savage GOAT

    In an era dominated by two of wrestling’s most towering personas—Hulk Hogan and Ric Flair—“Macho Man” Randy Savage refused to take a back seat, refused to settle as the trimming to two superstars. Behind enthralling theatrics, technical expertise, and a gruff voice as thundering as his arena antics, the Columbus-born Savage became the megastar, the main event.

    For more than a decade in the mid 1980s through the 90s, Randy Savage reigned atop wrestling, beginning with arguably the greatest wrestling match ever: WrestleMania III. From his ally-enemy relationship with Hogan to his feuds with Ric Flair, Ricky Steamboat and Diamond Dallas Page among others, Savage enlivened and shifted the dynamics of the WWF, WCW, and WWE, all while racking up six world championship titles. Pump up that “Pomp and Circumstance,” and pay homage to the fan-favorite, to a résumé rife with championships—20 to be exact—and to the G.O.A.T. The cream always rises to the top.

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    Red and Black

    From sunning on Sigma Sigma Commons to traversing the treacherous hills of campus during winter, your Red and Black days are as unforgettable as the acres of unparalleled UC architecture—and to think, just yesterday you didn’t know Lindner Center and Lindner Hall were very different places. Pay homage to your best Bearcat memories with this super-soft tee and continue to bleed Red and Black. O Cincinnati, magic name, I proudly to the world proclaim.

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    Rubino's Pizza

    One word: Institution. Since 1954 Rubino’s Pizza has been slinging the best pies in central Ohio, if not the entire Midwest. Nested in Bexley, Ohio, one of our favorite haunts has mastered the delicate art of loading a super-thin crust full of the best ingredients for a stuffed bite that finishes with a perfectly crisp crunch. Famous for subbing mozzarella cheese for provolone, Rubino’s otherwise preserves the pizzeria tradition with a brief menu of only the hits: pizza, spaghetti, and salad. Savor the Rubino’s experience, and pay homage to the go-to spot for food bliss with this tee. 

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    Rudy Flyer

    Rudy Flyer is the University of Dayton’s sky-bound mascot, and his origins are pure Dayton legend. In December of 1903, the Wright brothers sent their eponymous flyer into the air, and into the history books as the world’s first successful heavier-than-air, powered aircraft. Rudy rocks the goggles and jumpsuits of aviation’s yesteryear in a tribute to Dayton’s favorite sons. Take your Dayton pride to new heights with this super-soft tee. Forever Flyer Faithful.

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    Rupp Arena

    Since Rupp Arena opened in downtown Lexington in November of 1976, the University of Kentucky men’s basketball team has posted a staggering 512-64 (.889) home record. Named after legendary UK coach Adolph Rupp, the arena has seen the team lead the nation in attendance 25 times, and its all-time attendance record was set on January 2nd 2010, when 24,480 fans rocked the stadium as the Wildcats handed fierce rival Louisville a 71-62 defeat.

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    Shawn Michaels

    Can ya handle some sweet chin music? The villain-bad-boy-turned-fan-favorite, who started in the tag team the Rockers with Marty Jannetty, made his name in wrestling when he changed it to the Heartbreak Kid. Winning nearly every title and event in existence, he became a four-time world champion, three-time WWF Champion and former World Heavyweight Champion.

    While Shawn Michaels has left the building—in terms of his wrestling career—the WWE Hall of Famer will forever be remembered as the entertainer’s entertainer, which earned him the title of “The Icon,” “The Showstopper” and “The Main Event.” Pay homage to Mr. HBK and all his bravado, commanding cockiness and smooth one-liners.

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    Stand Up and Cheer

    From the Marching 110 turning the stands into the nation’s largest dance club to your Bobcats saluting the students at the end of the game, Peden Stadium holds some of your best Green and White memories. Pay homage to a gridiron tradition that includes 11 conference titles, and stand up and cheer for another season of highlights with the ultimate game day tee. We've got the team, We've got the steam, For this is old Ohio's day!

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    Surf Ohio Gradient

    Surfing is the sport, and Ohio is the playground. This tee is a new take on the old favorite. And because each Ohio wave is unique, we silkscreened these with a tubular, natural gradient so that no two tees are exactly alike. Grab the shirt, and wax up the board for another season of ripping!

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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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    Talkin Bout Practice

    Fresh off a trip to the NBA Finals (where they lost to the Lakers in five games), the Philadelphia 76ers’ 2001-02 season was plagued by injuries and the team sneaked into the playoffs at 43-39. After Philly bowed to Boston in the first round, coach Larry Brown criticized star point guard Allen Iverson (who averaged 31.4 points per game and earned his second scoring title) for missing team practices. The rest, as they say, is history.

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    The Columbus Zoo

    From the largest pachyderms to the smallest fish, the Columbus Zoo and Aquarium has been providing animal thrills since 1927, though it’s gone through a fair share of name changes from the original Columbus Zoological Gardens.

    More than two million animal enthusiasts annually flocked to the zoo ranked #1 by the USA Travel Guide in 2009 and made famous by former director “Jungle Jack” Hanna. And with 9,000+ animals across six feature regions, it’s no wonder. Whether you’re more kangaroo than komodo dragon, polar bear than panda, don’t miss one of Columbus’ best attractions!

    $5 from the purchase of this t-shirt benefits the Columbus Zoo’s animal care programs, which provide medical care, advanced training and more.

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    The Goonies

    From the truffle shuffle to the nefarious Fratellis, 1985’s coming-of-age classic “The Goonies” had it all and had us spending multiple summers on the hunt for our own One-Eyed Willie fortune. The movie that kicked off a string of 80s hits for Corey Feldman and introduced the world to the acting chops of Sean Astin and Josh Brolin taught us many valuable lessons—but none more so than, “Goonies never say die!”

    Pay homage to the Walsh bros, Chunk, Data, Mouth and the rest of the gang with this cinematic throwback.

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    The Hick From French Lick

    In 1979, Larry Joe Bird signed a five-year contract with the C's and became the highest paid rookie in basketball up to that point. He took it all in stride, saying, "No matter how good I am, I'm still just a hick from French Lick." Well, he might be the only hick to win three NBA Championships, two NBA Finals MVP awards, an Olympic gold and net a coveted spot in the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame. Pay homage.

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    The Igloo

    Pittsburgh’s Civic Arena was the home of the NHL’s Penguins from 1967-2010, and its 3,000 tons of Pittsburgh steel actually helped name the expansion franchise—given the stadium’s domed appearance, it was “The Igloo” before the city was even awarded a hockey team.

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    The Memorial Tournament

    For years Columbus-native Jack Nicklaus dreamed of bringing a golf tournament to the grounds where he developed his championship game. Imagining a tournament that honored the golfers who made the sport one of the most prestigious in the world, he also sought to give back to the community that supported him throughout unrivaled his career.

    In May of 1976, Jack turned his dream into a reality when the Memorial Tournament was first played at the Muirfield Village Golf Club, a course he personally designed. Now in its 40th year, the tournament has become one of the premiere stops on the PGA Tour while raising millions for local charities, including primary benefactor Nationwide Children’s Hospital.

    Pay homage to one of central Ohio’s richest traditions with this super-soft tee.

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    Stay Hungry Stay Foolish

    Stay hungry. Stay foolish. It originated in 1974 as the farewell message on the back page of the Whole Earth Catalog, a counter-culture magazine that got the attention of one transcendent icon: Steve Jobs.

    Beginning in 1968 when communal living and self-reliance were becoming popular trends in America, the catalog published by Stewart Brand combined articles and product reviews to promote "ecology, self-sufficiency and do-it-yourself projects." The concept catalog quickly took off. Legendary inventor and Apple cofounder Steve Jobs regarded the publication as his personal Bible, and after seeing its sign-off message, he adopted the four words as his mantra.

    In 2005 he instantly popularized the motto when he shared it with Stanford graduates during his now-famous commencement speech, and just like Jobs, HOMAGE wishes to pass it on: Stay hungry. Stay foolish.

    In memory of Steve Jobs, a portion of this item's proceeds benefit the Pancreatic Cancer Action Network.

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    THINK

    In the early 1980s, Apple Computer was a small company living in the shadow of IBM. Co-founder Steve Jobs hung a poster behind his desk: IBM's "THINK" motto, in the stylized colors of Apple's trademark logo.

    It reflected Jobs' philosophy perfectly: “The minute you understand that you can poke life and actually something will, you know if you push in, something will pop out the other side, that you can change it, you can mold it. That’s the most important thing. It’s to shake off this erroneous notion that life is there and you’re just gonna live in it, versus embrace it, change it, improve it, make your mark upon it.”

    Pay homage.

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    Toledo Rockets 1961

    Outside the northeast corner of the Glass Bowl, the stomping grounds of your Toledo Rockets football team, sits one of the university’s most prized possession: an authentic U.S. Army rocket from the nation’s missile program.

    Donated in 1961 by the military as a gesture of the long-standing rapport between the university and Ordnance Corps of the U.S. Department of Army, the rocket weighs in at over one ton. And where’s the emblem of Toledo’s pride and strength aimed? You guessed it, the 50-yard line of Doyt Perry Stadium, 25 miles south and home to arch MAC rival Bowling Green. Rep your Blue and Gold pride and get ready for Toledo to take the Battle of I-75 Trophy again.

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    USA Peace

    Ahhh, 1967’s Summer of Love. The good vibrations that brought about flower power, holistic thinking, an emphasis on art and meditation and, of course, that famed guiding trifecta of peace, love and happiness. Younger generations’ growing skepticism of America’s government finally gave way in January of 1967 when more than 30,000 convened on Golden Gate Park for a “Human Be-In,” an event that, in addition to promoting communal living, free love, the realigning of political power and impassioned consciousness, kick started the Summer of Love.

    By the time summer rolled around in ’67, San Francisco's Haight-Ashbury neighborhood was the place to be, with more than 100,000 descending on it to practice the New Age philosophies. Channel the good vibes with this classic throwback, and pay homage to the one of the most transformative moments in America’s history, one whose echoes are still felt today in public policy and music like the Grateful Dead and the Mamas and the Papas.

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    Columbus 'Til I Die

    Columbus 'til I die
    Columbus 'til I die
    I know I am, I swear I am
    Columbus 'til I die!

    "The Crew Supporters Union is a group of passionately dedicated fans striving to foster the growth and enjoyment of the beautiful game and a love of our city. Are you 'Columbus 'Til I Die'?" Join the cause!

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    Great Smoky Mountains National Park

    Whether you’re rounding out month two on the grueling Appalachian Mountain trail or passing through on your way home from a day of glitter and guitars at Dollywood down the street, just about everyone makes it to the Great Smoky Mountains, America’s most popular national park.

    From the peak at Clingmans Dome to the cool rainy valleys of the Tuckasegee River, the Smokies will give you visions of America’s forested past.

    Pay homage to the more than 500,000 acres and 10,000 species of wildlife with our super-soft stunner of a tee.

    In partnership with Huckberry, a San Francisco-based shop and magazine for the outdoorsy, this collection of National Park Tees showcases our shared love of discovery and celebrates a legacy of conservation.

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    UK Wildcat Attack

    With a trophy haul including 11 national championships, few, if any, schools want to wrestle with the formidable Wildcats, especially not their foes in the loaded Southeastern Conference.

    While the school roars across 19 varsity sports, the sapphire jewel in the athletic crown is none other than the men’s hoops program. Having established one of the most legendary dynasties in college basketball, the Wildcats’ above-the-rim play has netted eight of the 11 national championships. Rep the school always ready for a deep run with this iconic super-soft tee. On, on, U of K, Kentucky, fight!

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    Let Freedom Ring

    Shortly after the Wright Brothers proved the impossible possible with the first airplane in 1903, a new front in the Army was rushed in to development, one that would be instrumental in separating the U.S. from all other nations: the Air Force.

    After acquiring a tiny, rudimentary plane on May 9, 1909, army pilots took to the sky for the first time. And while it would be three more years before the military poured significant money into aeronautics, it would take the outbreak of The Great War for an emphasis to be placed on overhead combat. The continued growth of the department finally reached its tipping point with the National Security Act of 1947, which officially established the Air Force as its own sector of the military, having previously been housed under the Army for land missions and Navy for missions at sea. Pay homage.

    A portion of this item’s proceeds benefit Columbus, Ohio’s Military Veterans Resource Center, a nonprofit that provides veterans with resources necessary for success through life’s transitions.

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    Men's Classics Varsity V-Neck

    An evolution in the all-time wardrobe staple, this tee adds the varsity tradition while throwing it back to your days dominating little league.

    We wouldn’t blame you if you try to wear this favorite two days in a row, what with its two contrast sewn-on stripes, matching v-neck collar, plus a super-softness you’d think would only come from years of washing and general TLC. Go ahead and score the MVP of your drawers (and possibly dreams).

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    University of Dayton Flyers

    Originally formed in 1850 as St. Mary’s School for Boys with an inaugural class of 14 academically inclined young men, the University of Dayton, throughout its more than 150-year history, has educated Nobel Prize winners and Super Bowl-winning coaches alike.

    Now welcoming close to 2,000 new undergraduate Flyers a year, UD is the largest private university in Ohio. Whether you’re one of the more than 100,000 alumni worldwide or a freshman still finding your way across the nearly 400 acres of campus, rep the Red and Blue, and pay homage to a school responsible for over 150 patents—including one to ensure your late-night pizzas stay hot long after leaving those Domino’s ovens.

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    Women's Script Ohio

    A classic that never goes out of style!

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    USA Crest

    After 21 years, U.S. Soccer updated their crest, and it’s a slick, streamlined and bold badge of honor that nods to the past but looks to a rich future. The 2016 rebranding draws on the initial 1913 crest with seven red and six white vertical stripes representing America’s foundation and flag. Topping off the stripes are those tried and true three letters in blue: USA. Gone are the distracting stars and the goofy soccer ball from the 1995 crest. Don the shield and ready for a new era in U.S. Soccer.

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    USA Runner

    Growing up, we knew him as The Man With the Golden Shoes, the only Olympian to win the 200m and the 400m during the same Olympics, the guy we imagined ourselves every track and field day in gym, the one we forever think of as the fastest man on the planet: 4-time Olympic gold medalist Michael Johnson.

    Having suffered a stress fracture leading up to the 1988 Olympics in Seoul and then a bout of food poisoning during the 1992 Olympics in Barcelona, Johnson was coming into the 1996 Olympics in Atlanta with enormous pressure to show the world what his supreme speed could pull off. And, man, did he deliver, scoring two of the most competitive sprinting golds, the 200m and 400m, and setting Olympic and world records in the process. Pay homage.

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    Kings Island

    Ahhh, 364 acres of thrilling glory. From the stomach-testing free fall of Drop Tower to iconic coaster the Beast to Soak City’s brand new seven-story, 449-feet-long waterslide Tropical Plunge, you just can’t do the park justice in a single visit. For the funnel cakes alone, you need that yearly pass.

    Opening in 1972, the Cincinnati-area spectacle has a history of leaving its guests out of breath between its more than 45 rides. And while Action Zone is where it’s at, when the lines exceed your patience limit, hit International Street for some cross-continent flair and delicious grub. Only rule of the park: Don’t leave until they sound that closing call announcement.

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    We Are the 5th Line

    Originating during the 2013-14 Stanley Cup playoffs, the Blue Jackets rallying cry We Are the 5th Line was the brainchild of the CBJ Artillery, a group of superfans. The slogan instantly became a hashtag that lit up Twitter and was adopted as the identity of Blue Jackets fan base at large.

    Much in the way the Seattle Seahawks have the 12th man, the metaphoric 5th line extends hockey’s standard four lines of forwards, which sub in and out throughout the game, and represents the fans whose indomitable passion and support at and beyond Nationwide Arena spurs on the Jackets. The action on the ice awaits—join the line!

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    USA

    If you dig irony, we have a patriotic bit that couldn’t ring more loudly: The Liberty Bell. Next to the Statue of Liberty and bald eagle, no symbol speaks to America’s independence and freedom from Great Britain quite like the bell, right? A bell made in, where else, but London…That’s right the bell that was allegedly rung to signal freedom from that oppressive monarch was originally made by said monarch—bellfounding firm Lester and Pack to be specific, the same firm responsible for Big Ben.

    The Liberty Bell had been ordered by Pennsylvania Provincial Assembly in 1751 for hanging in what is now Philly’s Independence Hall but cracked after it’s initial ringing. Two amateur American bellfounders, John Pass and John Stow sought to remedy the situation twice by recasting the bell with beefed up copper, but, to no avail. We’re chalking up the faulty bell to some British foretelling of our break from the motherland, and an attempt to mute our message of independence. Not cool, Britain, not cool.

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    We're From O-H-I-O

    After every Buckeye touchdown, Block O rises with the rest of the stands and Ohio Stadium thunders with the familiar refrain of the Ohio State fight song. Along with “Hang On Sloopy,” a Saturday in fall just doesn’t feel right without TBDBITL and your eleven warriors charging across the gridiron. Rep the Buckeye tradition right with this super-soft tee, perfect for the season-long haul to the playoffs. Gear up for number nine. O-H!

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    Legends Never Die USA

    Oh say can you see the future? Legendary Founding Father John Adams apparently could when he wrote to wifey Abigail, proclaiming America’s Independence would be celebrated with, “illuminations from one End of this Continent to the other from this Time forward forever more.”

    In the July 3rd, 1776 letter he imagined, “succeeding Generations” commemorating “the great anniversary Festival…with Pomp and Parade.” Nailed it. All except for one little detail: the date. Johnny pictured it all going down on July 2nd. Minor detail.

    Go forth and celebrate America’s bday with this illumination of a Tee. 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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    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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    The Beast

    That impossibly slow and steady tick echoes in your eardrums, your stomach swishes, and those sweaty palms can’t grip your seat quite tight enough as you near the starting 135-feet drop on the longest wooden roller coaster in the world.

    Thundering through Cincinnati’s Kings Island for the first time in 1979, the Beast remains one of the most iconic coasters in the world—just ask one of the 45+ million riders that have taken in the whiplashing views of the Queen City. What makes the coaster still legendary in an age of absurdist steel contraptions? How ‘bout a tunneled double helix finale. Up your heartbeat and dare to tangle with Cincy’s main scare. After you do, grab this classic so you can officially say, “Been there, done that, got the t-shirt.”

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    There's No Crying in Baseball

    When A League of Their Own’s outfielder Evelyn Gardner (Bitty Schram) can’t hit the cutoff man and her manager Jimmy Dugan (Tom Hanks) scolds her for it, baseball comedy gold is born and we all learn a valuable lesson: Rogers Hornsby may yell at you, but there’s no crying in baseball.

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    Home Of The Brave

    We all can visualize it. Kerri Strug’s epic final vault pass in the 1996 Summer Olympics. That iconic one-footed landing—looking closer to a Kung Fu crane stance than anything in gymnastics. The flawless performance stands as arguably the bravest in Team USA history.

    Last to go for Team USA in the final rotation during women’s gymnastics, Kerri Strug was left to lock up gold for the U.S. over perennial powerhouse Russia. Not only did she miss the landing in her initial vault pass and consequently fail to secure gold, Kerri sustained a seriously injured ankle. In disbelief after hearing she would have to take another pass, Strug summoned all her will, limped back for a second attempt, and against all odds nailed the landing. The Magnificent Seven stood immortalized with gold. Pay homage.

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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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    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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    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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    Boomshakalaka

    Netting upwards of $1 billion in quarters, the original 1993 arcade release of NBA Jam took the gaming world by storm. As the first-ever NBA-licensed coin-operated arcade game, NBA Jam featured mad dunks, outrageous rejections and three-point shots that were simply electrifying. Expressions from the game such as "He's heating up!", "He's on fire!" and "Boomshakalaka!" immediately entered our vernacular and will forever hold a cherished place in popular culture.

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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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    Women's USA Repeat

    The 1988 Olympics in Seoul were all about one woman: Flo-Jo, who sprinted into our hearts and along the way earned the title of Fastest Woman of All Time.

    A runner from the age of seven, the beloved USA track and field phenom Florence Griffith Joyner almost never made it to the Olympic finish line, quitting the sport at age 19 in order to provide for her family. But with the help of UCLA track coach Bob Kersee, Joyner returned. Flash forward 10 years, and Flo-Jo left the competition in the dust, laid waste to the history books and set still-untouched records in the 100 meter and 200 meter events en route to being crowned a three-time Olympic gold medalist. Pay homage.

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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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    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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    Olde English Ohio State

    Come winter, Buckeyes basketball brings the heat. The Bucks have been to the Big Dance in every decade since the 1930s, a feat only one other school has been able to match.

    The NutHouse, Value City Arena’s student section, keeps the at-capacity crowd on its feet in true Scarlet and Gray fashion. Visiting teams beware, because in old Ohio there's a team that's known throughout the land...(you got the rest.) O-H!

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    I Believe USA Crest Stars

    While the chant’s origins are debated—did it stem from fans of the Naval Academy? Utah State? San Diego State?—over the past few years “I BELIEVE THAT WE WILL WIN” has become nearly as ubiquitous a soccer cheer as “Seven Nation Army.”

    Rep your American pride this summer while declaring your belief that the U.S. Women’s National Team will win their fifth gold medal in six attempts, and sixth medal overall!

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    Chicago Bulls '95-'96

    In the words of Chicago Bulls guard Ron Harper, “Don’t mean a thing without the ring”—the reference, of course, being the team’s 1995-1996 historic 72-10 regular season, the first to break the threshold of 70 wins.

    Featuring some of the game’s greatest players, including the return of the greatest, the 1995-1996 Chicago Bulls steamrolled the league and returned to the playoffs for the 12th straight season. After dropping just a single playoff game en route to the NBA Finals, Chicago capped the legendary season by taking the title over the Seattle SuperSonics. It marked their fourth of six NBA Championships in the 90s and cemented their status as a dynasty. Pay homage.

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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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    Team Valor

    20% of this tee's proceeds benefit A Kid Again, a nonprofit fostering hope, happiness and healing for families raising children with life-threatening illnesses.

    It comes down to a single message, three words long: Being your best. What other team could you pick to prove your training skills are at their peak? People say aggressive—you’d say dedicated. 'Cause the gym ain’t a joke. Neither is Moltres. And, sure, it may have crossed your mind a time or two that Pokémon are mightier than humans—so what? Hatch, power up, battle.

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    United Red White and Blue

    Before the U.S., there were our armed forces. Established in 1775 by the Second Continental Congress, the Continental Army, Navy and Marines began from meager roots but grew to almost 20,000.

    However, lacking modern weaponry, order, strategy, and at times reliable nourishment, our militias were all but unfit to get along with each other, much less unite and fight the superiorly situated Great Britain—until the one-and-only Major General and Commander-in-Chief George Washington. Over the next eight years, the Continental Army slowly—well, we all know how this story ends and celebrate it annually. Pay homage.

    A portion of this item’s proceeds benefit Columbus, Ohio’s Military Veterans Resource Center, a nonprofit that provides veterans with resources necessary for success through life’s transitions.

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    Women's Athens Ohio

    You’ve strolled through the beauty of the College Green, cursed Morton Hill, survived Court Street, spent a night or two at Vernon Alden, watched Marching 110 lay down the heavy at halftime shows, devoured your fair share of greasy fare, fested with the best, and, of course, rocked the classroom. Pay homage to all 1,850 acres of Ohio University and the wonderland that is Athens, Ohio with this super-soft classic. Forever a Bobcat.

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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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    OSU

    Rutherford B. Hayes. Roy Lichtenstein. Mary Oliver. William Fowler. Leslie Wexner. A rundown of Ohio State alumni reads like a who’s-who of changemakers: Presidents. Modern Masters of Art. Pulitzer-Prize Winners. Nobel Laureates. CEOs.

    And if that’s not impressive enough, how about the greatest golfer of all time: Jack Nicklaus. We’d be here all day if we tried to list all the brilliant Buckeye alumni, so we’ll stop there (for now). Pay homage to those who have gone before you and break ground on new legacies in this super-soft tee.

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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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    Team Mystic

    20% of this tee's proceeds benefit A Kid Again, a nonprofit fostering hope, happiness and healing for families raising children with life-threatening illnesses.

    Because, quite frankly, you know what’s up. United under Articuno, you bring a balanced, rational approach from hatching to battle. And time and time again the use of logic, wisdom and science leads to gym dominance over arch nemesis Team Valor. If nothing else, the power in numbers of the Mystic should tell everyone everything they need to know.

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    Yosemite National Park California

    The wanderlust got us good in Yosemite, and after exploring its vast majesty—as much of the 747,956 acres as we could—we understand every reason the California grand land motivated John Muir to campaign for a U.S. National Parks system.

    Our recommendations: If you absolutely dig jaw-dropping vistas, stray a little from the standard of Yosemite Valley and make the trek to Mirror Lake, then jump in and become part of the beauty. When you’re all pruney, take Tioga Road over the meadows and mountains, through the expansive groves of colossal sequoias, sure to stop at each waterfall. And we trust you wouldn’t have missed El Capitan along the way. Tuckered out from all the touring? Head to one more lake, Siesta Lake, break out that HOMAGE fleece blanket, and catch some Z’s. If you’re one of the lucky few, you might even eye one of the park’s rare black bears. Yosemite, so much to see.

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    Women's Block O

    Ohio State’s fight song “Across the Field” was written in 1915 by student William A. Dougherty, Jr., 12 years after school song “Carmen Ohio.”

    While “Carmen Ohio” perfectly expresses the revere all Buckeyes have for their alma mater, Dougherty Jr. felt it didn’t embody the necessary notes to amp up the Scarlet and Gray before stomping the gridiron, thus he took it upon himself to write and add the now-classic “Across the Field” to the catalogue. It’s proven so popular it’s been co-opted in differing forms by a range of schools. But despite its widespread riffs, the song remains a Buckeye original. Warm up your voice and get ready to bolster your Buckeyes across the field with this super-soft Scarlet and Gray classic.

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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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    Yellowstone National Park Old Faithful

    From face-to-face encounters with one-ton bison to the reliable awe of Old Faithful, the 2,219,791 acres of America’s first national park have yet to disappoint its four million annual visitors.

    The insider scoop: If you're looking for the wild in wildlife, you gotta put the camp fire out early and hit the park by 6:00 am—6:30 at the latest. And for those four-legged fauna, it’s all about the valleys—Lamar and Hayden to be specific. After the alien splendor of Grand Prismatic Spring, pop over to Roosevelt Lodge for the best chili west of the Mississippi. Then cruise the Grand Canyon of Yellowstone, making sure to snap a selfie at Lookout Point for good measure. Because you can’t miss Old Faithful, but can do without the typical tourist fare, grab a drink at the Old Faithful Inn, head out to the second floor viewing deck, and relax as you watch America’s most legendary geyser show off. Working your way south, exit Yellowstone into the Grand Tetons and be bowled over by the beauty of yet another national park—but just remember, pardner, you gotta book your return trip before you leave the park’s proximity.

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    Women's Ohio State Gradient

    Ohio State dominance on the field is only the start of Buckeye brilliance—it runs wild in the classroom as well.

    The school is one of the select institutions recognized as a “Public Ivy,” a publicly funded university that provides an education as rigorous and rewarding as that of any Ivy League school. So whether you’re hitting the books at William Oxley or crammed for the last time at The Towers, rep not only the Buckeye brawn but the brains in this super-soft standout. 

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    Death Valley National Park

    It ain’t for the faint of heart, but if you can stand the heat, Death Valley holds some of the most outrageous panoramas and the finest details you can find, carved up special by the harshest of elements. From Furnace Creek to the Devil’s Golf Course, there’s no wrong way to explore so long as you have extra sunscreen on hand and ample H2O.

    Alright, the real low down on the park with the lowest point in North America: Take the trails up Dante’s Ridge to Mt. Perry. There, you’ll get full views of the Badwater Basin, that lowest of lows at 282 feet below sea level, and on a clear day, you’ll be treated to the highest peak in the contiguous US: Mount Whitney. Digging into a fat stack of fries for fuel and short on table salt? Go on down to the basin and score a refill from the deposits. Then grab a double feature from the artist formally known as nature with greatest hits Artist Palette and Mesquite Flat Sand Dunes. We wish we could stay and chat, but Badwater Road is calling. See ya out there!

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    Youth There's No Crying in Baseball

    Your little one might not be ready for the comedy gold that is “A League of Their Own,” but it’s never too early to pass on this nugget of wisdom from deep-thinker Jimmy Dugan (Tom Hanks).

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    National Champs Brutus

    Since 1936, the AP has been compiling an annual list of the NCAA top teams. To celebrate their 80th year in the business, the number-crunchers at AP ranked the Top 100 college football teams in history. One guess which team sits at No. 1? Bingo: the Buckeyes.

    Sure, we all know about their eight national championships. But the craziest stat, the one that took them to the top: OSU has been nationally ranked in every season except three since start of polling. Pay homage.

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    Women's Buckeyes First and Ten

    The Ohio State-*ichigan game, one of the most intense rivalries in college football, spawned one of the shiniest Buckeye traditions: the Gold Pants.

    With only six wins in the first 30 years of the bitter rivalry with “The School Up North,” recently hired Ohio State head coach Francis Schmidt was asked about the team’s chances in his inaugural 1934 season. His reply, “They (the Wolverines) put their pants on one leg at a time, just like the rest of us.” The comment inspired the formation of the Gold Pants Club, which rewards Buckeyes for a win in "The Game" with a pair of engraved gold football pants for each player. And how did Francis Schmidt’s team fare? Four straight shutout wins. Turns out a little extra incentive never hurts. 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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    Brutus Go Bucks!

    The nut of the official tree of Ohio—doesn’t sound like the first thought for a collegiate mascot, and for Ohio State it wasn’t.

    That was the vetoed buck deer. But students Ray Bourhis and Sally Huber came back to OSU’s athletic council and suggested the buckeye. Within months, a paper-mâché Brutus debuted at Ohio State’s 1965 Homecoming Game and won over the stadium. While the paper-mâché original form quickly became fiberglass, the much beloved Brutus forever stayed. Pay homage to the original Brutus with this super-soft throwback. Go Bucks!

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    Women's Cincy Varsity Tee

    Looking to travel to Rome, but can't swing a transatlantic trip? May we suggest the Rome of the Midwest? Scenically, just like Rome, Cincinnati is encircled by seven hills, Mount Adams to Fairview Heights.

    In terms of Roman roots, while Rome’s name derives from the ancient myth of Romulus, “Cincinnati” comes by way of Roman legend Lucius Quinctius Cincinnatus. And as Rome’s iconic Trevi Fountain celebrates a treasured Roman aqueduct, Cincinnati’s symbolic center and most-visited landmark, the Genius of Water (also known as the Tyler Davidson Fountain), honors the riches the Ohio River has bestowed upon the city. We’d argue with such undeniable similarities, the two metropolises are practically the same—except for three major differences. The Rome of the Midwest has the Great American Ball Park, Paul Brown Stadium and King’s Island, making it hands-down a bigger draw than its European doppelgänger.

    Gear up for a vacation of a lifetime with our new women’s varsity tee.

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    Never Surrender

    Cleveland basketball fans could be rooting for the Jays, Foresters or even the Good Gnus if it weren’t for Jerry Tomko, father of former MLB pitcher Brett Tomko.

    Ahead of Cleveland’s first season with an NBA franchise, team owner Nick Mileti called on the city newspaper the Plain Dealer to host a "Name the Team" contest, which drew more than 11,000 submissions. A single one stood out among the slush. As soon as Jerry Tomko heard the contest’s radio advertisement, he envisioned Cavaliers, and submitted the suggestion, complete with an essay that explained the significance of the swashbucklers: "a group of daring, fearless men whose life’s pact was never surrender, no matter what the odds." His reward for the key contribution: tickets for the 1970 inaugural season.

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    FC Cincinnati

    Cincinnati, here we go. The birthplace of pro baseball didn’t take long to become a soccer town—which makes sense when your team is one of the top teams in the USL East.

    Not even a year old, FC Cincinnati has been packing Nippert Stadium and dominating the pitch with an average of 16,000 fans rooting on the team to a season-opening 10-2-4 record. Suit up and show your pride in the newest sporting tradition following in the Queen City’s rich history. You down with FCC, yeah you know me!

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    Women's Columbus 'Til I Die

    Columbus 'til I die
    Columbus 'til I die
    I know I am, I swear I am
    Columbus 'til I die!

    "The Crew Supporters Union is a group of passionately dedicated fans striving to foster the growth and enjoyment of the beautiful game and a love of our city. Are you 'Columbus 'Til I Die'?" Join the cause!

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    University of Louisville Seal

    The University of Louisville traces its roots all the way back to 1798, when it became the first city-owned university chartered in the United States.

    The Cardinals have led the way ever since, boasting a top-tier academic program and some of the most dominant athletic teams in the country. Among its alums are senators and CEOs, and the University’s hospital has a list of firsts to rival any other, including the country’s first ambulance and emergency room. As the credo says: It’s Happening Here.

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    The Mountains Are Calling

    Don’t ignore the call, dudes and dudettes. ‘Specially not during the 100th anniversary year of the National Park Service, those upstanding peeps we owe our infinite gratitude for maintaining the remarkable grandeur of America’s most sacred spaces.

    The tee’s quote by John Muir speaks to the man’s undying passion for the great outdoors and reputation as one of the earliest environmentalist. The Scot-by-birth, American-by-adventures was one of the staunchest advocates for conservation, and his work was instrumental in the establishment of Yosemite, Sequoia, Mount Rainier, Petrified Forest and Grand Canyon National Parks. Pay homage.

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    Women's Dayton Basketball

    More than a century ago, your Flyers tipped off a long tradition of dominating the boards, going 54-9 through their first six seasons—and doing so all without a coach! Since then, they’ve become three-time NIT Champs and danced into the NCAA Tournament more than 15 times, reaching the finals in 1967.

    Pay homage to the Red and Blue, and join the Red Scare down at UD Arena cheering your Flyers on to another historical season. We're gonna make your team feel blue, for every victory brings its fame, you see, to dear old U. of D.

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    Block Michigan State

    On the banks of the Red Cedar River in East Lansing, Michigan, sits one of the nation’s oldest (and proudest) land-grant institutions: Michigan State University.

    The Green and White’s fierce tradition of academic excellence and athletic prowess have made it a Big Ten force to be reckoned with for over 160 years, and, from the Bres to Beaumont Tower, our super-soft tee bearing those familiar block letters will help you pay homage to the Spartans in style.

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    Women's Fear Da Queen City

    No season stands out more in Cincinnati Bengals’ 45-year history than that of 1988. After a tough-to-watch 4-11 record in 1987, your Black and Orange dramatically flipped the script, posting a 12-4 regular season behind quarterback Boomer Esiason’s best year.

    Esiason completed passes for more than 3,500 yards, including 28 touchdowns and rushed for another 248 yards, snagging him the league’s best QB and the NFL Most Valuable Player Award. But he wasn’t alone. In Ickey Woods’ debut season, he shuffled for 1,066 yards and 15 touchdowns, meanwhile Eddie Brown’s hot hands snatched 54 receptions for more than 1,200 yards and 9 touchdowns.

    The thrashing regular-season play continued into the postseason, as the Bengals took down the Seahawks in the divisional playoff and the Bills in the AFC Championship to set up just the franchise’s second trip to the Super Bowl. In a repeat of Super Bowl XVI, Cincinnati was looking for revenge over the San Francisco 49ers. And leading the San Francisco 16-3 with just 3:10 left, it looked like they were going to get it. We won’t dive back into the details of those tough final minutes, suffice to say the loss couldn’t erase the magic of the franchise’s best season, including the team’s second AFC Championship.

    Show your Bengals stripes as your team hunts down another shot at the Lombardi Trophy. Who Dey!

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    Ohio University Script

    Along the banks of the Hocking River and set on the rolling hills of Athens lies Ohio University, the first college established in the Buckeye state and one of the oldest in the nation.

    The Green and White legacy began in 1804, and four years after the school's founding, Rev. Jacob Lindly began educating Ohio University’s first class of three students: John Perkins, Brewster Higley and Joel Abbot. More than two centuries later, the university enrolls close to 40,000 students a year across more than 250 programs. Pay homage to your school’s long tradition in this alum favorite and campus staple.

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    Sparty Go Green Go White

    The story of the Spartans, Michigan State’s go-to guys in Green and White, began in 1925 in a Lansing greasy spoon called the Coffee Cup.

    It’s there that the Scofes brothers, natives of Greece and owners of the Cup, regaled MSU bigwigs with the tale of the 300 Spartan warriors who in 480 B.C, though vastly outmanned, defeated a horde of Persian soldiers numbered in the thousands. This tale of guts and glory was more than enough to convince the officials—the Michigan State Sport Ons soon became the Spartans, and the rest is history.

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    Women's Forever Ohio State

    From catching rays on the Oval to taking a dip in the frigid waters of Mirror Lake in fall, you made the 1,765 acres of Ohio State campus your personal stomping grounds and along the way racked up the best memories of your life.

    Whether you still call the great state of Ohio home or have to watch Buckeye games from afar, don the Scarlet and Gray with this flattering favorite and pay homage to the amazing times and even better friends. How firm thy friendship.

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    FC Cincy Supporter

    The biggest draw in Cincinnati this summer hasn’t been one of the nation’s great amusement parks. Nor has it been America’s first professional baseball team. Cincy’s stars of summer have been those on the pitch: FC Cincinnati.

    With record-setting league attendance and a debut season that has them in third place with just over a month until the postseason, things are looking pretty in the Queen City. And a deep playoff run come fall? That’s a guarantee. Gear up and rock Nippert Stadium!

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    Legends Never Beg Dog Tee

    It’s what the great dogbino barked long ago. #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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    Women's Script Ohio Varsity Tee

    A classic that never goes out of style!

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    University of Kentucky Wildcat Attack

    1909: Ohio's William Howard Taft becomes President. The Manhattan Bridge is finished. And most importantly, the Wildcats tradition officially begins.

    After a particularly hard-fought victory on the gridiron against Illinois, Commandant Philip W. Corbusier gave a rousing speech from the pulpit of University Chapel, in which he declared that Kentucky “fought like wildcats." The name stuck, and now is synonymous with one of the most elite athletic traditions in the NCAA. Pay homage.

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    Ohio University Olde English

    From the Marching 110 turning the stands into the nation’s largest dance club to your Bobcats saluting the students at the end of the game, Peden Stadium holds some of your best Green and White memories. Stand up and cheer for a gridiron tradition with 124 years of history and 11 conference titles. We've got the team, We've got the steam, For this is old Ohio's day!

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    Kentucky Basketball Champions

    A legacy 120+ years and counting. More wins and Big Dance appearances than any other team. An all-time winning percentage of .764. 8 national championships.

    We dare you to name a school that’s more successful on the boards. Gear up to add loads more dates to this super-soft tee, tailor-made for the madness of March. Pay homage.

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    Women's Go Green Go White
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    Women's Go Green Go White

    It’s hazy when Michigan State adopted the Green and White as their school colors—was it in 1903 when Chester L. Brewer came on board to direct athletics for the school (then named State Agricultural College)?

    One thing’s for sure, the school colors were deeply rooted by the mid 1910s when student F. Irving Lankey, a yellmaster—yes, the idea of a “cheerleader” didn’t yet exist—and his roommate, Arthur L. Sayles, composed the Michigan State Fight Song. While it has been updated through the years, the original song not only holds up, it’s regularly heralded as one of the best college fight songs of all time. Fight for the only colors: Green and White!

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    Women's Hit That Line Kentucky Wildcats

    Kentucky football began in earnest in 1891, when UK was known as Kentucky State College.

    And lest you think the Wildcats of yore packed less punch, we’re here to let you in on early epic years: For good reason, the 1898 squad were known as “The Immortals,” going undefeated and unscored upon. The season stands as the only of its kind in UK football history. Pay homage to old Kentucky glory.

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    Big Blue Nation

    Separately, you’re all Wildcats—together you’re one of the most feared fan bases in all of college sports. Big. Blue. Nation.

    When the Nation takes to Rupp Arena, the results are never short of record-breaking. The Wildcats’ home arena has won the NCAA’s Home Attendance Award not once but 25 times. And with the grind for No. 9 kicking off this fall, the Royal Blue and White are sure to blow the roof off the Rupp once again. Suit up.

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    Women's Loyal Wildcats

    Because you fight, fight, fight for the Blue and Light Yellow—hold it, say what? Originally when Kentucky was choosing its university colors in 1891, white wasn’t in the discussion.

    It would take a year before the school swapped out the initial color of light yellow for white, the perfect accent for that perfect shade of blue. And how was that perfect shade selected to reflect Kentucky’s nickname as “The Bluegrass State”? Lettering footballer Richard C. Stoll stood up and offered his necktie as a decisive response to a student’s question of, “What color blue?” Blue, the sky that o'er us bends; White, Kentucky's stainless page.

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    Wildcats Court

    Following Kentucky’s fourth national hoops championship in 1958, it would take another 20 years before the Wildcats cut down the nets—when coach Joe B. Hall led the ‘Cats past Duke 94-88 in the 1978 final.

    Paradoxically, those 20 years without a title actually speak the loudest to just how dominant Kentucky’s dynasty is. What other school would consider a record of 395-127 (with not a single losing season), 13 trips to the tournament and two finals appearances a “dry spell” or the dark days? Pay homage to a school that expects nothing but the title, and gear up for No. 9.

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    West Virginia Mountaineer Rush

    Let’s go...Mountaineers in this super-soft WVU tee that’s just right for game days at Milan Puskar stadium.

    West Virginia’s favorite chap in the coonskin cap has been a regular at home games since 1934, and when the boys in Blue and Old Gold take the field, he fires his famous musket to herald their power-packed arrival. The Mountaineer is a callback to the state’s motto: Mountaineers are Always Free. So rep your liberty in style, and snag this classic today.

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    Women's Ohio State Stack Boxy Tee

    Put your Buckeye pride on repeat with this Ohio State boxy tee. Featuring a loose-fitting cut, with a slightly shorter (but not too short!) hemline than our standard unisex tee -- still in that super-soft HOMAGE fabric you love.

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    Women's Ohio State University V-Neck

    Cracking jokes while cracking books at Thompson, feasting late-night on the delicious High Street eats, trudging through the snow because the school never cancels class, and those magical feelings on game-day mornings: your best memories of THE Ohio State University might be hard to explain, but repping the university you’re nuts about sure isn’t.

    Flash your pride no matter where you go in this super-soft V-neck tee meant to carry on the good times!

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    Women's USA Old Glory

    The nickname “Old Glory” for that unmistakable banner of stars and stripes originates from a single fabled flag that was first hoisted on the 19th century ship “Charles Doggett.” After newly appointed master mariner William Driver was named commander of Doggett, his mother did what we imagine any proud and doting mother would in 1824: She organized a number of local women to create a memento of home for her boy. And thus they fabricated a flag, complete with 24 stars, one for each state in the Union, which would fly from his ship’s mast.

    From the coasts of China through the strait of Gibraltar and across the endless oceans, Driver revered the flag as his, “staunch companion and protection.” After retiring from merchant seafaring, he raised the flag in his new, landlocked Nashville home, only for Tennessee to secede from the Union shortly thereafter. With his own sons joining the Confederacy, the flag quickly became a point of conflict and liability. In order to protect it from desecration and destruction, Driver, with the help of Union loyalist women, sewed it into a coverlet. It wasn’t until Nashville fell to the Union’s Sixth Ohio troops that “Old Glory” was finally uncovered and hoisted again. Pay homage.

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    Women's Old Miami University

    Looking to ace your classes at Miami? We’ve got a tried-and-true, two-prong plan: give the university’s famed turtles a nice, gentle rub on their heads and stay clear of the seal.

    According to Miami tradition, the copper turtles of the Tri Delt Sundial in Central Quad dole out A’s on upcoming exams provided you give their noggins a nice rub on your way to tackling the ultimate academic stressor. On the flip side, legend has it, walk on Miami’s seal in The Hub, and the cursed F awaits you. You can leave it to university lore, but, yeah, an hour or two of studying won’t hurt. Love and honor.

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    Youth USA

    From the Boston Tea Party to George Washington crossing the Delaware, your proud patriot is the family go-to for all things American Revolution. And we gotta say, it’s high time to outfit the young Yank and first-class scholar in the time-honored stars and stripes. Here’s to the future leader of the free world and our great home of the brave, which is only getting greater (and cuter).

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    Fear Da Tiger

    He may have played bass for George Clinton on tracks like “Mothership Connection” and “Flash Light,” but from your Bengals fan’s perspective, Bootsy Collins’ greatest accomplishment is penning the 2005 funk-rap classic “Fear Da Tiger.” Meant to rouse all Cincy faithfuls, this little ditty’s got ‘tude to spare, with Bengals players themselves providing backup vocals. So dust off those platform boots, grab the keys to the mothership and prepare for a funktastic journey to the Jungle in this game-day staple.

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    Women's OU Pawprint

    The pawsitively purfect emblem of “Harvard on the Hocking.” Debuting on the helmets of the Ohio University football team in 1978, the Paw Print became the official logo of the school and was instantly adopted as the universal image of Ohio University pride—only to be retired in the early aughts when the university introduced the “Attack Cat” logo.

    After a grassroots uprising as fearsome as the Green and White on the gridiron, the Paw Print returned five years later and proved once and for all, a Bobcat’s prints can never be erased. Pay homage.

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    Miami Ohio

    Miami University’s motto, “Prodesse Quam Conspici,” translates in English as, “To accomplish rather than to be conspicuous.” And with alumni that have led the free world, won Pulitzer Prizes, dominated the NFL and headed numerous Fortune 500 companies, the motto isn’t just some out-of-date saying, but the Miami way for alumni and faculty alike.

    The tenth-oldest public university in the United States, Miami has been labeled one of the “Public Ivies,” a publicly funded university that provides an education as rigorous and rewarding as that of any Ivy League school. Look the accomplished part in this super-soft tee. Pay homage.

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    Pittsburgh Script

    In the City of Champions, yinz are all about the numbers. Like 29, the number of Steelers’ playoff appearances. Or, 21, as in their division championships. Or, 8, their AFC Championship count. Or, how ‘bout the number 6, Pittsburgh’s haul of Super Bowls—the most in the NFL. Pay homage to the most successful franchise in the NFL.

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    Women's Rufus The Bobcat

    After Ohio University officially selected the bobcat as its mascot in 1925, it would take 35 years before your school brought the fearsome Bobcat to prowl across Peden Stadium, and the introduction couldn’t have gone better.

    On the October 22nd, 1960 debut, your Green and White took the gridiron and dismantled MAC arch-nemesis Miami University 21-0, notching another win during a record-breaking season. The winning ways continued, and Ohio went undefeated to capture the NCAA National College Division Championship vote. Rep your Bobcat pride from Peden Stadium and beyond. OU, oh yeah!

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    Block City of Champions

    In the City of Champions, yinz are all about the numbers. Like 29, the number of Steelers’ playoff appearances. Or, 21, as in their division championships. Or, 8, their AFC Championship count. Or, how ‘bout the number 6, Pittsburgh’s haul of Super Bowls—the most in the NFL. Pay homage to the most successful franchise in the NFL.

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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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    Women's UK Wildcats

    Before there was Diddy—or is it P. Diddy? Sean “Puffy” Combs?—and before the artist formerly known as Prince, it was University of Kentucky. Since its founding as “Agricultural and Mechanical College of Kentucky” in 1865, your school set the name-changing trend, swapping its original moniker for “State University, Lexington, Kentucky” in 1908 before settling—fingers crossed still—for “University of Kentucky” in 1916.

    One thing that hasn’t changed: the official near-royal Blue. And we gotta admit it looks pretty fantastic on this black scoop neck. Rep your Wildcats loud and proud in this super-soft, game-day favorite. Once a Wildcat, always a Wildcat!

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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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    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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    Ickey Shuffle

    We won’t penalize you for excessive celebration over the arrival of this instant classic, every bit worth the song and dance. In the late eighties, running back Elbert “Ickey” Woods of the Cincinnati Bengals pioneered the touchdown dance move that’s gone down in history books as one of the NFL’s most famous end-zone rituals. And with a standout 1988 rookie season of more than 1,000 rushing yards and 15 touchdowns, he had ample opportunity to perfect it. Shuffle right, shuffle left, and spike that ball because you’ve scored yourself a serious touchdown of a tee.

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    Women's We Are the 5th Line

    Originating during the 2013-14 Stanley Cup playoffs, the Blue Jackets rallying cry We Are the 5th Line was the brainchild of the CBJ Artillery, a group of superfans. The slogan instantly became a hashtag that lit up Twitter and was adopted as the identity of Blue Jackets fan base at large.

    Much in the way the Seattle Seahawks have the 12th man, the metaphoric 5th line extends hockey’s standard four lines of forwards, which sub in and out throughout the game, and represents the fans whose indomitable passion and support at and beyond Nationwide Arena spurs on the Jackets. The action on the ice awaits—join the line!

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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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    The Four Horsemen

    Nearly as prophetic as the Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse, Ric Flair, Ole Anderson, Arn Anderson and Tully Blanchard united to form a ring-ruling quartet that shifted the axis of the wrestling world forever—and, to think, the brotherhood originated from a single, spontaneous interview in early 1986.

    Over the 15-year reign of the greatest stable in wrestling’s history, several stars rotated in and out of the lineup, starting with Lex Luger subbing in as Ole Anderson exited. But it would take two years after the Horsemen’s inception for the group to reach their power apex. With Barry Windham and JJ Dillon joining original members Ric Flair, Arn Anderson and Tully Blanchard, the horsemen, riding as a quintet, scored every major NWA title in 1988. And if you’re wondering what the stable is all about, take it from founding member Arn Anderson: “Being a Horseman isn’t something you put on in the morning and take off at night. It’s a state of mind. It’s excelling to the best of your ability. It’s four individuals thinking singularly, acting collectively.” Pay homage to the 2012 WWE Hall of Fame inductees.

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    Women's Yea Ohio Boxy Tee

    Shout your Buckeye pride all over town with this Ohio State boxy tee. Featuring a loose-fitting cut, with a slightly shorter (but not too short!) hemline than our standard unisex tee -- still in that super-soft HOMAGE fabric you love.

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    Women's Yinzer

    South of the Mason-Dixon, it’s y’all. But in Steel City, it’s yinz—and don’t yinz forget it. The not-so-little ‘Burgh on the Ohio River has a rich history of Scots-Irish immigration, the source of the second-person plural term.

    Evolving from the area’s 1800s “you ones,” yinz nowadays is more popular than ever thanks to a new generation spreading the trademark of Pittsburgh pride beyond the region. So keep it real, Steelers, and honor your eternal stomping grounds with this super-soft staple.

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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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    Xavier University

    Vidit Mirabilia Magna—“he has seen great wonders”—is the official motto of Xavier University, and after years of watching your Musketeers play in the NCAA Tournament, you are well-versed in said wonders. Established in 1831, Xavier is one of the oldest Catholic schools in the nation and has distinguished itself in the Big East conference as a hoops powerhouse.

    As for football, the school cut the program short in 1973—hence why you’ve been saying your football program’s been undefeated for more than 30 years. With one of the most academically successful athletic programs in the nation, there’s plenty to be proud of when you’re a Musketeer. Rep the X as your school continues to storm the hardwood.

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    Yinzer

    South of the Mason-Dixon, it’s y’all. But in Steel City, it’s yinz—and don’t yinz forget it. The not-so-little ‘Burgh on the Ohio River has a rich history of Scots-Irish immigration, the source of the second-person plural term.

    Evolving from the area’s 1800s “you ones,” yinz nowadays is more popular than ever thanks to a new generation spreading the trademark of Pittsburgh pride beyond the region. So keep it real, Steelers, and honor your eternal stomping grounds with this super-soft staple.

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    Yosemite National Park

    Yosemite: home of spectacular waterfalls, granite cliffs, and towering sequoias. It’s time to brush the dust off that long lens camera you got for your 17th birthday, head west to the only national park with a cartoon character named after it and behold the majestic power of nature.

    Whether it’s the Half Dome’s mammoth cliff face or Yosemite Falls’ stomach-lurching drops, this park should skyrocket to the top of your destination list. Pay homage to our nation's natural awe with this super-soft tee.

    In partnership with Huckberry, a San Francisco-based shop and magazine for the outdoorsy, this collection of National Park Tees showcases our shared love of discovery and celebrates a legacy of conservation.

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    Youth BGSU

    When you say, “Ay Ziggy Zoomba Zoomba Zoomba,” your young’un immediately shouts, “Ay Ziggy Zoomba Zoomba Ze,” and thus, the apple of your eye has officially become a Falcon. Now it’s time to outfit the little one for game day down at Doyt Perry Stadium. Show the Freddies and Friedas of the world you’re raising the youngster right and that the Brown and Orange future has never been in better hands with this classic tee!

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    Youth Block Cincy

    It’s never too early to sit your little Bengal down and share the story behind Cincinnati getting its Orange and Black stripes. Born on Paul Brown’s back porch after his split from the Browns, the idea for a second professional football franchise in Ohio led the Cleveland coaching legend to meetings with the American Football League and Ohio Governor James Rhodes.

    The site of the second team: Cincinnati. As coach and general manager of the new franchise, Paul Brown named the team the Bengals, drawing on the city’s original AFL franchise name while incorporating his Massillon-Tigers roots. For team colors, in an act of equal parts defiance and retribution for the Cleveland Browns fallout, he selected the same shade of orange and only replaced brown with black. And in 1968, the Bengals kicked off a new Cincinnati tradition.

    Outfit your little one for all the action in the Jungle with this tee, sure to be your young’un’s pride and joy.

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    Youth Cincinnati Bearcat

    On November 15th 1919, the University of Cincinnati football team played the University of Tennessee in Knoxville, and although the nickname “Bearcat” was unofficially born five years earlier, it finally stuck on this day.

    Cincinnati Enquirer reporter Jack Ryder’s dispatch read, “The Bear Cats repeatedly threatened to come from behind” and “The Bear Cats had been very strong favorites for the victory.” From that day, UC teams were regularly called the Bearcats, and cartoon Bearcats filled the student newspaper and yearbook.

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    Youth Cincinnati Fan Numero Uno

    It’s never too early to anoint your little Bengal fan the coveted title: Cincinnati Fan Numero Uno. Just ensure your young’un knows that in fall, the Orange and Black forego the standard greeting of, “How’s it goin’?” and get to business with a quick “Who Dey!”

    Tracing its roots to a local 1980 Red Frazier Ford television spot, the “Who Dey!” chant took Cincy by storm during the team’s blockbuster 1981 season. After starting 5-3 and staring down a schedule of teams who dominated the prior season, your Bengals went on a tear, winning seven of their final eight regular-season games en route to a playoff run all the way to Super Bowl XVI. And with local radio station WLW recording the chant and keeping it in constant rotation, “Who Dey!” became the anthem of the Greater Cincinnati Area all season.

    Who dey! Who dey! Who dey think gonna beat dem Bengals?! Nobody.

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    Youth Cincinnati Football

    With a citywide professional tradition stretching back to the Cincinnati Celts in 1910 and collegiate to the Cincinnati Bearcats in 1885, your youngster is set to inherit some major pigskin shoes. Get the Queen City’s littlest linebacker outfitted for another fall full of touchdown celebrations with a tee as ready for the gridiron as your young’un.

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    Youth Did I Do That
    It’s never too early to introduce your little one to the comedy genius of the man they call Urkel. The sitcom legend stole the show on TGIF favorite “Family Matters” for nine seasons, giving neighbors, the Winslow family, all they could handle. Soon enough your little one will be hiking the pants up, throwing on glasses, and snapping suspenders like his favorite TV show character before uttering that famous refrain, “Did I do that?”
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    Youth Kentucky Wildcats

    Think you have the next Mashburn, Givens or Riley in your household? Or how about the next Judd, McConnell or Kotche? Make sure the future of Big Blue Nation is sharp, and outfit your favorite Wildcat in the fearsome Blue and White with our super-soft lil' tee featuring the old cat you love. Hail Kentucky!

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    Youth Louisville Cardinals

    You hold the deepest reverence in your heart for your college days. Teaching your loyal sons (and daughters) to stand and sing Louisville’s highest praise? Done and done. Now, gear up for the biggest game of the season, the Governor’s Cup, and deck the youngest generation of Card Nation in the proper Red and Black with this super-soft, game-day tee.

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    Youth Ohio Bobcat Pawprint

    There’s no better way to get your future Bobcat ready for the OU clowder than with this essential game day tee. From Peden Stadium to Convocation Center, your little one will stand out and command the attention of the O Zone. Let your junior Rufus show that the Green and White Nation is in good hands. Cheer loud and long for old OHIO!

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    Youth OU Pawprint

    The pawsitively purfect tee to outfit your future Bobcat. Debuting on the helmets of the Ohio University football team in 1978, the Paw Print became the official logo of the school and was instantly adopted as the universal image of Ohio University pride. Pass on the history and get your young’un ready to stand up and cheer for old Ohio!

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    Youth Red and Black

    For the little Bearcats, a tee that makes a big impact. It might be years until they’re roaming the same quads you did, but that doesn’t mean you can’t get them ready for all the Red and Black traditions. From Crosstown Shootout games to fall Saturdays at Nippert Stadium, show your little one all the Bearcat greatness in this super-soft favorite. Ohhhh, ohhhh, UC!

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    Youth Rudy Flyer

    Skies are clear and the flight deck is open for all the young’un Rudys ready to join the Red Scare at Welcome Stadium and UD Arena. Pass on the deeply rooted traditions of Flyer Faithfuls with this throwback tee, the perfect complement to the endless Flyer bedtime stories you've been sharing with your little one—like the 1980 and 1989 Division III Football National Championships you come back to again and again. Go UD! 

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    Youth We Are the 5th Line

    Originating during the 2013-14 Stanley Cup playoffs, the Blue Jackets rallying cry We Are the 5th Line was the brainchild of the CBJ Artillery, a group of superfans. The slogan instantly became a hashtag that lit up Twitter and was adopted as the identity of Blue Jackets fan base at large.

    Much in the way the Seattle Seahawks have the 12th man, the metaphoric 5th line extends hockey’s standard four lines of forwards, which sub in and out throughout the game, and represents the fans whose indomitable passion and support at and beyond Nationwide Arena spurs on the Jackets. The action on the ice awaits—join the line!

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    The Jungle

    Blast the Gun ‘N Roses, and gear up to enter the home of your Bengals.

    Tired of sharing Riverfront Stadium with the Reds, by the mid-1990s your Bengals requested a new ground to pounce around. Enter Paul Brown Stadium, named after the man responsible for bringing the professional gridiron action to Cincinnati. Taking a little more than two years to build, the new stadium debuted in 2000, and ever since, 65,000 of the fiercest fans in the league have been packing in and roaring loud enough to be heard in Kentucky. Suit up for another season of Sundays in “The Jungle.”

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    Arnold Strong Performance Tee

    Your new go-to tee. Featuring our moisture-wicking Hustle technology, this super-soft, breathable tee stands up to whatever you throw at it. Put it through Arnold’s ruthless training routine at the gym, or take it out on the town and show off your pythons. 

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    Women's Arnold Strong V-Neck

    The Arnold Sports Festival* by the numbers:
    1,700,000: Square feet of the festival
    175,000: Fitness enthusiasts who attend
    18,000: Athletes competing in events
    12: Olympic sports featured
    1: HOMAGE super-soft v-neck tees featuring a slim fit and vintage Arnold graphic

    *Formerly called the Arnold Classic

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    Arnold Classic 2016

    Whether you lifted 400-pound hay bales in the Arnold Strongman Classic or watched the absurd retrievals in the table tennis finals, this super-soft tee is the perfect way to remember your epic time at the 2016 Arnold Sports Festival. Stay tuned for next year’s festival, which just like you, will be even better.

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    Life Liberty Victory

    On the field of the beautiful game there ain’t any happiness without victory, and so, on behalf of U.S. Soccer, we had to update the famed words of our forefathers with one small yet significant revision. And when it comes to the pursuit of victory, after more than a century on the pitch, U.S. Soccer knows plenty about it. From Olympic medals to World Cup titles, CONCACAF Gold Cup championships to Algarve Cup wins, together the U.S. Men’s and Women’s National Teams have scored an unprecedented haul of hardware. Pay homage.

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    Women's Cincinnati Invented Hustle

    Sure, Pete Rose may forever be mired in controversy, but two things you can’t deny about him was his determination to outwork anyone and tunnel vision for his team. The combo made the man nicknamed “Charlie Hustle” a 17-time All-Star, three-time World Series winner and the player with not only the most career games but most career game wins.

    Whether it was sprinting to first following a walk or his agility to switch from outfielder to third base, the hometowner demonstrated to Cincinnati what it meant to hustle and instilled the virtue citywide. Carry on the tradition.

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    Steve Austin

    Ain’t this one a stunner? Put those fists in the air for the coldest of cold, the blue-collar demigod, the man responsible for ushering in the Attitude Era, only the greatest era in wrestling.

    From his 1990 start, Stone Cold Steve Austin took little time making the squared circle his personal playground. And when the Texas Rattlesnake had tired of the toys announcers called his rivals, when shattering glass got old, when his belt collection notched 19, the 2009 WWE Hall of Fame inductee was unanimously crowned the single biggest draw in wrestling by fellow greats like Ric Flair and promoters like head honcho/adversary Vince McMahon.

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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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    Women's Crew SC Varsity V-Neck

    Seven seasons after Columbus Crew SC debuted, the Black and Gold scored their then-biggest trophy. Facing newly crowned MLS Cup champions the Los Angeles Galaxy in the 2002 final of the Lamar Hunt U.S. Open Cup, Columbus rode a 1-0 win to hoisting the oldest soccer tournament trophy in the U.S.

    Following an MLS season where the Crew SC advanced to the playoff semifinals, Columbus entered the Lamar Hunt U.S. Open not ready to head to the offseason. The Crew SC swept aside the Richmond Kickers, Metro Stars and formidable Kansas City Wizards to advance to the final where they found themselves up against the Los Angeles Galaxy, the team that just four days prior had won the MLS Cup. Drawing on homefield advantage, your Columbus Crew SC scored their first Lamar Hunt U.S. Open Trophy with a 1-0 victory. Glory to Columbus!

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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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    Ric Flair

    Behold the robed glory of that limousine-ridin’, jet-flyin’, kiss-stealin’, wheelin’, dealin’, stylin’ & profilin’ son of a gun, “The Nature Boy” Ric Flair. And we’re here to tell you: Whether you like it or not, learn to love it because Ric Flair is the best thing going—woooooooo!

    Setting the showmanship standard for more than 40 years in the NWA, WCW, WWE, and WWF, Flair’s rank as one of the greatest wrestlers comes not just from unrivaled theatrics and unforgettable catchphrases, but—count ‘em—31 major championships, including a monster 16 World Titles. Advertising that, “To be the man, you have to beat the man,” Flair never shied away from feuding with the greats, from Ricky Steamboat to Harley Race, from Dusty Rhodes to Sting, from “Macho Man” Randy Savage to Edge. Pay homage to THE man, the only two-time WWE Hall of Famer, and to the terror of his figure-four leglock and knife-edge chop. Because diamonds are forever and so is Ric Flair. Woooooooo!

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    Block Golden State Warriors

    From their start in San Francisco to their move across the bay, the Golden State Warriors have a long history of being on the move and untouchable when it matters most. No more apparent than their 1975 run to the NBA Championship, where, as the underdogs and a team dismissed by pundits, they swept the Washington Bullets in four games for the franchise’s first league title in the Bay Area.

    And it’s hardly just their ability to surprise that makes the Warriors showtime central for the NBA. It’s their iconic flash and splash factor, a legacy cultivated by the trifecta scoring specialists Tim Hardaway, Mitch Richmond and Chris Mullin, better known as Run TMC. Pay homage to Cali’s hotshots and the league’s Golden Boys.

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    The City 73

    Basketball fanatics love arguing over the best NBA team of all time, with popular opinion immediately hedging toward the Chicago Bulls. But was it their 1995-1996 season or 1996-1997? Of course, during the ensuing back-and-forth someone always suggests the 1985-1986 Boston Celtics, so another counters with the 2008-2009 Los Angeles Lakers. But we’re throwing out one team that’s above all the chatter: the Golden State Warriors.

    A threat from anywhere in the court—check. An MVP escape artist armed with the sweetest shot in the game—check. A team talent for making the rest of the league look like an amateur contest—check. Rep the Golden State, and keep watch on those record books, ‘cause the Warriors are coming for them.

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    Archie Griffin

    The only two-time Heisman winner, Archie Griffin dominated the gridiron during his 1972-75 tenure as running back at OSU. The Buckeye legend signed his name across the record books with 5,589 yards and 26 touchdowns while at Ohio State and set an NCAA running record with 100 or more yards in 31 consecutive regular-season games.

    Griffin became the first to start in the Rose Bowl four times, and in 2014 he was announced the All-Century Player of the bowl game in 2014. And if you think he was just a force on the football field, take it from Buckeyes coach Woody Hayes, who famously said of Griffin, "He's a better young man than he is a football player, and he's the best football player I've ever seen." Pay homage to number 45 with this classic.

    A portion of this shirt's proceeds benefit the Ohio State University Alumni Association scholarship endowment.

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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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    Women's FC Cincy Supporter

    The biggest draw in Cincinnati this summer hasn’t been one of the nation’s great amusement parks. Nor has it been America’s first professional baseball team. Cincy’s stars of summer have been those on the pitch: FC Cincinnati.

    With record-setting league attendance and a debut season that has them in third place with just over a month until the postseason, things are looking pretty in the Queen City. And a deep playoff run come fall? That’s a guarantee. Gear up and rock Nippert Stadium!

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    Canada

    "How did they name Canada? The letters were thrown in a bag, and the first one to be picked was 'C' eh?, then 'N' eh? and finally 'D' eh?"

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    Larry Legend

    "Larry Bird just throws the ball in the air and God moves the basket underneath it," exclaimed Cleveland Cavaliers announcer Howie Chizek after Bird netted 60 points in a single game during the 1984-85 season, landing the franchise record.

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    Ohio State University Crest

    Woody Hayes might be the most popular Hayes in modern Buckeye history, but Ohio State’s oldest remaining campus building, Hayes Hall, was named after Rutherford B. Hayes, not the legendary coach.

    At the same time Ohio University and Miami University—the state’s two oldest colleges—were jockeying for the land from the federal 1862 Morrill Act, which provided states with 30,000 acres to found or fund institutions of higher education, Ohio governor at the time, Rutherford B. Hayes, fiercely advocated for a new institution, one nearer to Ohio’s legislature. As the fight heated up, Hayes pushed aside opponents and established the new Columbus institution in 1870. While Hayes would go on to set the foundation for social and civil service reform as the 19th President of the United States, he counted the creation of what would become THE Ohio State University as one of his greatest achievements.

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    Bexley Goosebumps

    Incorporated in 1908 and home to institutions like the Drexel Theater, Rubino’s Pizzeria and Capital University, the Columbus suburb Bexley, Ohio is the birthplace of a singular spook who strikes terror in the hearts of children worldwide: Robert Lawrence Stine.

    Perhaps you know him better as R.L. Stine, creator of kid’s horror series Goosebumps. Growing up in Bexley, Stine stumbled on a typewriter in his attic at age nine and instantly channeled his shy personality into a prolific, pintsize joke writer, ascending to the helm of his high school newspaper and then Ohio State’s humor magazine, the Sundial. So when did the man known as Jovial Bob take a turn to terror town? His initial departure came in 1986 with his first young adult horror novel “Blind Date,” but, according to him, it all really started with one of his childhood favorites “Tales From The Crypt.” Flash forward to 1992 with his first Goosebumps novel, “Welcome to Dead House,” and history commenced. Pay homage to the birthplace of the world’s best-selling children’s horror author.

    A portion of this shirt’s proceeds benefit the Bexley Education Foundation, a nonprofit committed to educational initiatives that enhance excellence in Bexley City Schools since 1983.

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    The MMQB

    We’re honored to team up with The Monday Morning Quarterback—Sports Illustrated’s pro football microsite led by Peter King.

    Pay homage to 20 years of King’s signature column and kicking off our weeks with comprehensive football coverage and coffeenerdness. Because there’s one thing we think we think—Mondays suck less thanks to Peter King.

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    Youth Glory to Columbus

    Bring your little one into the Black and Gold fold and pass on the MAPFRE Stadium tradition of serenading the Columbus Crew SC with “Glory to Columbus!”

    Give glory. Pay homage.

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    Peter King

    We’re honored to team up with The Monday Morning Quarterback—Sports Illustrated’s pro football microsite led by Peter King.

    Pay homage to 20 years of King’s signature column and kicking off our weeks with comprehensive football coverage and coffeenerdness. Because there’s one thing we think we think—Mondays suck less thanks to Peter King.

    Proceeds will help replace band equipment at St. Amant High in Ascencion Parish, La., which was damaged by recent floods.

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    Cincinnati Invented Hustle

    Sure, Pete Rose may forever be mired in controversy, but two things you can’t deny about him was his determination to outwork anyone and tunnel vision for his team. The combo made the man nicknamed “Charlie Hustle” a 17-time All-Star, three-time World Series winner and the player with not only the most career games but most career game wins.

    Whether it was sprinting to first following a walk or his agility to switch from outfielder to third base, the hometowner demonstrated to Cincinnati what it meant to hustle and instilled the virtue citywide. Carry on the tradition.

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    NYC

    Ever play that game where you guess the number of gumballs in a jar? Let’s take it to the next level: How about the number of taxis in the Big Apple? As of 2015, the iconic emblem of the city that never sleeps numbered—you guessed it—13,587.

    Because the industry is directly controlled by the city, which allocates a finite number of taxi medallions—the city’s version of a license—the value of a single medallion (and thus a taxi) peaked at—draw a pinky to your mouth—more than $1,000,000. For years the taxi medallion was one of the most sound investments for New Yorkers, and one New Yorker in particular, Evgeny Freidman, hedged his bets on it staying that way. Over the years, he acquired more than 900 medallions. If only he could have foreseen the impact of a little app called Uber.

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