Cape Cod, Massachusetts

Cape Cod is a bent arm of sand reaching seventy miles into the Atlantic, and everyone on it has an opinion about which bridge you should take over the canal. The Outer Cape is National Seashore country: Nauset Light on its bluff, the dunes at Race Point, the Pilgrim Monument standing over Provincetown harbor. Mid-Cape is Hyannis ferries and Barnstable harbors, and the Upper Cape is Nobska Light at Woods Hole and the boardwalk at Sandwich. The whole thing is tied together by the Rail Trail and a hundred clam shacks that close the week after Columbus Day.

Our Cape Cod collection is drawn for people who know what 'over the bridge' means. The crewneck sweatshirt carries a lighthouse-and-dune badge in Nauset red, sea-glass green and sand, with the 1602 naming year worked into the arc. The tee is a cleaner CAPE COD wordmark that works for a fried-clam run in Wellfleet or a beach chair at Mayflower. The mug is for coffee on the deck before the tide turns. The sticker goes on the cooler that lives in the car from June to September.

Everything is original artwork, printed to order in the USA and shipped quickly. It is for washashores who stayed, year-rounders who get the Cape back in October, the families who have rented the same cottage for thirty summers, and anyone who grew up over the bridge and still slows down at the Sagamore.