Seattle, Washington

Seattle is a city built on seven hills between a sound and a lake, and on the days when the Mountain is out, you can see why everyone puts up with the rain. Rainier floats over the south end like it was painted in, the ferries cross Elliott Bay to Bainbridge every hour, and the Market has been slinging fish and flowers over the same cobblestones since 1907. Discovery Park drops from bluffs to a lighthouse on the Sound, Gas Works Park turns an old refinery into the best Fourth of July seat in town, and Kerry Park on Queen Anne is where every postcard was shot. From July to September the light lasts until ten at night and the whole city lives outside.

Our Seattle collection is built for the other nine months too. The crewneck sweatshirt carries a mountain-and-evergreen badge in Rainier blue and Douglas fir green with the 1851 founding year, heavy enough for a drizzly ferry deck in February. The tee is a cleaner Seattle wordmark with a single peak for a Green Lake loop or a sunny day at Alki when the whole city shows up. The mug and the sticker carry the same drawing for the desk and the rain-splattered laptop.

Everything is original art, printed to order in the USA. It is for Ballard and Capitol Hill, for the people who came for the tech jobs and stayed for the mountains, and for everyone who moved away and still checks the weather here out of habit.