Los Angeles, California

Los Angeles is 500 square miles of neighborhoods pretending to be one city, and that is the appeal. Griffith Observatory sits above it all with the best free view of the basin, Runyon Canyon is the morning hike where everyone pretends not to look at everyone else, and Echo Park Lake has swan boats, lotus blooms and the downtown skyline right behind them. Grand Central Market has been feeding the city since 1917, Angels Flight still climbs Bunker Hill for a dollar, and the marine layer burns off by eleven most mornings to reveal palms, freeways and the San Gabriels standing behind it all.

Our Los Angeles collection takes the long view from Mulholland. The crewneck sweatshirt carries a skyline-and-palms badge in smog-sunset pink and jacaranda purple with the 1781 founding year, light enough for a 65-degree January and warm enough for a summer night in Elysian Park once the sun drops. The tee is a cleaner Los Angeles wordmark with a single palm for a Silver Lake coffee run or a drive out the 10 to the beach. The mug and the sticker carry the same drawing for the desk or the bumper.

Everything is original art, printed to order in the USA. It is for the Eastside and the Westside, for the Valley kids and the transplants who swore they would leave after a year, and for everyone who drives up to Griffith at sunset just to watch the city turn its lights on.