Phoenix, Arizona

Phoenix gets more than 300 days of sun a year and has built an entire way of life around them: hikes up Camelback at dawn before the heat, patios that open in November, and a collective shrug when the thermometer hits 110 because, as everyone will tell you, it is a dry heat. Papago Park puts red sandstone buttes and the Desert Botanical Garden's saguaros a few minutes from downtown, South Mountain holds more than 16,000 acres of desert trails inside the city, and Piestewa Peak fills with headlamps on summer mornings. Roosevelt Row paints its murals, Heritage Square keeps the Victorian houses, and every August the monsoon rolls in with lightning, haboobs and the smell of creosote after rain.

Our Phoenix collection is drawn from that light. The crewneck sweatshirt carries a sun-over-the-mountains badge in sunset orange and sand with a saguaro-green accent and the 1881 incorporation year. The tee is the one that gets worn most here, the city name over a thin desert horizon, right for a winter morning on the trail or a night on a Roosevelt Row patio. 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 stay through July, the snowbirds who come back every November, and everyone who grew up in the Valley and still misses the desert sunsets most of all.