Boise, Idaho

Boise is pronounced Boy-see, the Foothills start where the North End streets end, and the river runs right through the middle of town with a 25-mile Greenbelt along it. In July the whole city seems to be floating from Barber Park to Ann Morrison on inner tubes, in October the cottonwoods go gold along the water, and in between people hike Table Rock before work and the Camel's Back trails after. The Basque Block keeps one of the largest Basque communities outside the Basque Country fed on chorizo and croquetas, Hyde Park has the porches and the ice cream, and Freak Alley turns a downtown back lane into an open-air gallery that repaints itself every year.

Our Boise collection is drawn from the trees and the river. The crewneck sweatshirt carries a pine-and-river badge in forest green and sage cream with a foothills-clay accent and the 1863 founding year. The tee keeps it simple, the city name set over a thin river line, right for a ride on the Greenbelt or a Saturday at the Capitol farmers' market. The mug and sticker set share the same artwork.

Everything is original, printed to order in the USA and shipped in a few days. It is for the people who grew up on the Bench, the transplants who arrived five years ago and already act like locals, and everyone who moved away from the Treasure Valley and still pronounces it correctly.