Product DetailsColor: Heathered black with blue printMaterial: Cotton and polyester blend for softnessSizes: XS, S, M, L, XL, 2X, 3X (Unisex sizing) About the DesignNothing is more New England than lobster, so it had to be among our first New England designs. And while Maine Lobster gets all the attention,...
Product Info:Color: Heather GrayMaterial: Cotton/Poly BlendSizes: XS, S, M, L, XL, 2XLDesigned and printed in Salem by District Trading Company at our design studio. About the Design:We love New England for so many reasons - its picturesque coastline, mountain settings, delicious sea creatures and its majestic animals. We thought we'd mash...
Product info:Color: Heather Navy with faded gray graphicMaterial: Cotton/Polyester Blend (super-soft); Ash is 99% cotton, 1% polySizes: XS, S, M, L, XL, 2XLDesigned and printed in Salem by District Trading Company in our design studio. About the Design:We are obsessed with the ocean and all of its creatures, but especially the...
Product info:Color: Heather Navy with faded gray graphicMaterial: Cotton/Polyester Blend (super-soft)Sizes: XS, S, M, L, XL, 2XLDesigned and printed in Salem by District Trading Company in our design studio. About the Design:We are obsessed with the ocean and all of its creatures, but especially the octopus. There's just something about these creatures...
Product Info:Color: Heather Navy with Gray GraphicMaterial: Cotton/Poly BlendSizes: XS, S, M, L, XL, 2XLDesigned and printed in-house by District Trading Company in our Salem, MA design studio. About the Design:Yankee? Yup. Cranky? Well....depends on what you call cranky. If it's just knowing what we like, what we definitely don't like, our...
Product info:Color: Heather Navy with faded gray graphicMaterial: Cotton/Polyester Blend (super-soft)Sizes: XS, S, M, L, XL, 2XLDesigned and printed in Salem by District Trading Company in our design studio. About the Design:We are obsessed with the ocean and all of its creatures, but especially the octopus. There's just something about these creatures...
