The 250th — Semiquincentennial Collection

250 years of God & Country. In 1765 the Stamp Act lit the fuse; in 1776 the colonies declared what free men already knew. America's semiquincentennial — the 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence, July 4, 2026 — marks two and a half centuries of the experiment they bled for.

This collection gathers the founding-era marks of the 1765 line: the No Stamp Act death's-head the colonial printers ran where the king's stamp belonged, the Appeal to Heaven pine Washington's ships flew, Franklin's severed snake — United, or Die — the minuteman, the sentinel, and the watchman on the wall. Every design is printed on the Bayside 5100: 100% US-grown cotton, spun, knit, cut, and sewn in America. A 250th-anniversary shirt made the way the founders would have insisted — dirt to shirt, on American soil.

Wear the year the fuse was lit. Wear the colors they raised. Est. 1765. Proven 1776. Standing in 2026.