Fall 2019

Sorry, England, but coffee is better than tea. Hey, it's science. Here in The States we drink our coffee black and we drink a lot of it. However, when we do drink tea, we let everyone know how we like it: IN THE HARBOR. 

This shirt pays respects to those brave patriots who protested unnecessary taxation by dumping British tea into Boston Harbor. This shirt is a must-wear to your next Tea Party or coffee shop visit. 

Our shirts run a little small and are athletic fit so if you are in between sizes or are unsure, please order up one size.

• 4.3 oz., 100% combed ringspun cotton Athletic Fit
  
• Hemmed sleeves

This simple phrase shouldn't even have to be made. But the love for America seems to be dwindling by its own citizens, and we as a nation should help reverse that. Our country is a beautiful country with a rich history and a very diverse population. As Mark Twain said, Patriotism is loving your country always and your government when it deserves it.

Our shirts run a little small and are athletic fit so if you are in between sizes or are unsure, please order up one size.

• 4.3 oz., 100% combed ringspun cotton Athletic Fit
  
• Hemmed sleeves

Our logo encompasses the true spirit of America. Now more than ever, we must band together to defend our great nation’s right to life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness. Wear it proudly to honor the principals of our Founding Fathers. We are proud to offer this classic signature design in multiple styles and colors. Click Here for the full logo collection.

Our shirts run a little small and are athletic fit so if you are in between sizes or are unsure, please order up one size.

• 4.3 oz., 100% combed ringspun cotton Athletic Fit
  
• Hemmed sleeves

Our 76 Crest logo with our motto we have used over the years "Every generation needs a new revolution". Simple and clean for everyday wear everywhere you go.

Our shirts run a little small and are athletic fit so if you are in between sizes or are unsure, please order up one size.

• 4.3 oz., 100% combed ringspun cotton Athletic Fit
  
• Hemmed sleeves

Liberty or Death is part of a famous quote from Patrick Henry which was made to the Second Virginia Convention in 1775. Among the delegates at the convention were Thomas Jefferson and George Washington! Patrick Henry's signature is also featured on the bottom right of the front of the shirt. 

Our shirts run a little small and are athletic fit so if you are in between sizes or are unsure, please order up one size.

• 4.3 oz., 100% combed ringspun cotton Athletic Fit
  
• Hemmed sleeves

We let the snake do the talking and kept this shirt free of sleeve designs or other distractions. Our take on the Gadsden features a very clean design of the famous flag that will remain a recognizable symbol of freedom against tyranny for years to come. The front left chest is emblazoned with our logo and the word, Gadsden.

Our shirts run a little small and are athletic fit so if you are in between sizes or are unsure, please order up one size.

• 4.3 oz., 100% combed ringspun cotton Athletic Fit
  
• Hemmed sleeves

The Moultrie Flag, also known as the Liberty Flag was flown in the American Revolution and is the basis for South Carolina’s flag. Designed and Commissioned in 1775 by Colonel William Moultrie to prepare for war with Britain.

It was flown at the successful defense of Sullivan's Island in June of 1776 against the British fleet.

Make sure to check out our matching Moultrie Flag Beer Sleeve!

Our shirts run a little small and are athletic fit so if you are in between sizes or are unsure, please order up one size.

• 4.3 oz., 100% combed ringspun cotton Athletic Fit
  
• Hemmed sleeves

Betsy Ross is the woman widely credited with making the first American flag in 1776. The original 13 colonies are represented by the stars and bars. With a little added 76 from our brand, it's patriotism the only way George Washington would have wanted it. Part of the Declaration of Independence is written on the white stripes of the flag. 

• 10 oz 80% cotton 20% polyester blend fleece
• Ringspun Cotton Polyester Blend

• 10 oz (210 gm) pre-laundered cotton/polyester blend fleece
• Fleece lined hood
• Standard Fit

THIS IS A LIGHTWEIGHT HOODIE! IT IS NOT AS THICK AS OUR ROYAL BLUE WASHINGTON HQ HOODIE.

History, style, and patriotism combined for an ultra-comfy sharp looking hoodie!.

The 13 stars adorning this shirt happen to make up the flag that flew over George Washington's Headquarters in Valley Forge, Pennsylvania. The flag is also known as the Valley Forge Flag and is thought to have been the standard of the army in 1781. The 13 six-pointed stars on the flag represent the 13 Original Colonies. Washington's signature can be seen large and in charge on the left sleeve.

• 6.5 oz (210 gm) pre-laundered cotton/polyester blend fleece
• Fleece lined hood
• Standard Fit

• 10 oz (210 gm) pre-laundered cotton/polyester blend fleece
• Fleece lined hood
• Standard Fit

Technology Changes, OUR RIGHTS DO NOT!

Order is for 1 Patch!

Size is 3.5x2.5 inches. Patches have a velcro backing.

Purchase of this shirt helps make Beto look like a fool, Hell no you are not taking our AR's and your crappy apparel won't help.

Our shirts run a little small and are athletic fit, so if you are in-between sizes or are unsure, please order up one size.

60% Combed Cotton 40% Poly Athletic Fit

Our Retro Logo has almost been as popular as our main 1776 United logo with the snake in between the words. This design has been asked for a lot over the years on a tee so we decided it was finally time. Made in multiple colors we think it is a subtle yet powerful image.

Our shirts run a little small and are athletic fit so if you are in-between sizes or are unsure, please order up one size.

4.2 oz., 100% combed and ringspun cotton

Our stance on freedom and liberty is far more important than our stance on football, so please know that this shirt isn't representative of the New England Patriots. To be honest, this company began in Atlanta so you could say we were a little upset after the Super Bowl. That being said, we designed this shirt with pride, as it shows what we believe as citizens of Atlanta, New England, or anywhere in this great country. We're Patriots. 

Our shirts run a little small and are athletic fit so if you are in-between sizes or are unsure, please order up one size.

4.2 oz., 100% combed and ringspun cotton

Sorry, England, but coffee is better than tea. Hey, it's science. Here in The States we drink our coffee black and we drink a lot of it. However, when we do drink tea, we let everyone know how we like it: IN THE HARBOR. 

This shirt pays respects to those brave patriots who protested unnecessary taxation by dumping British tea into Boston Harbor. This shirt is a must-wear to your next Tea Party or coffee shop visit. 

Our shirts run a little small and are athletic fit so if you are in-between sizes or are unsure, please order up one size.

4.2 oz., 100% combed and ringspun cotton

Molon Labe, is the defiant, iconic answer King Leonidas gave to Xerxes I when he was told to lay down his weapons at the Battle of Thermopylae in 486 BC. The best translation we have for Molon Labe is, Come and Take Them. Or, as Charlton Heston famously put it, "from my cold dead hands." Molon Labe is used among 2nd Amendment supporters to assure those who wish to infringe upon our right to Keep and Bear Arms that we will not give them up without a fight. 

The design features a Minuteman skull with crossed musket and cutlass above the original Molon Labe text in faded red and blue on a Heather Grey shirt. 

Our shirts run a little small and are athletic fit so if you are in-between sizes or are unsure, please order up one size.

4.2 oz., 100% combed and ringspun cotton

On 15 December 1880, Commanding General William Tecumseh Sherman approved a design for a flag of the Headquarters of the United States Army. Before Congress settled on the Stars and Stripes in 1777, Lieutenant General George Washington had a headquarters flag of thirteen six-pointed white stars, but no stripes, on a field of Continental blue. It appears in a painting of the Battle of Trenton done by Charles Willson Peale in 1779, and in one of the Battle of Princeton by James Peale and William Mercer done between 1779 and 1786. The stars, however, are arranged differently in the two paintings.

In the Civil War, Major General George B. McClellan and Lieutenant General Ulysses S. Grant simply employed large, national flags to locate their headquarters in the field or in camp. Grant's was described by his son as "the ordinary bunting United States flag in size that is known as the field flag.

At the lower left of the sketch approved by General Sherman in 1880 is a partially removed, engraved label for the firm J. H. Wilson of Philadelphia, which retailed all branches of military goods and regalia from 1873 to 1899. The label suggests that James H. Wilson's company designed the flag. The Army is known to have bought a flag of this design from that firm in 1885 for the impressive sum of $485.

An example of the Sherman-approved headquarters flag appeared at auction in 2011 from the estate of the great-grandson of Lieutenant General John McAllister Schofield, Commanding General from 1888 to 1895. That heavily embroidered silk flag is 80 by 76 inches and its color follows the blue field of the U.S. Infantry regimental color.

In the late nineteenth century there was a division of authority in the Army between the Commanding General, who controlled the troops, and the Secretary of War who, through the Bureau Chiefs, headed administration. The Secretary of War got his own flag in 1897 and the Army Chief of Staff-whose position replaced that of Commanding General in 1903-was authorized his own flag in 1917. The headquarters flag of the United States Army fell into disuse.

Reference: https://history.army.mil/news/2013/131215a_armyFlag.html

Our shirts run a little small and are athletic fit so if you are in-between sizes or are unsure, please order up one size.

Ultra Soft Tri-Blend (50% Polyester / 25% Cotton / 25% Rayon) construction. 

***This shirt is thinner and lighter than our normal shirts because of the Tri-Blend vintage construction. Please be aware it's a little more slim-fitting than a regular t-shirt -- you may have to order up one size. 

This simple phrase shouldn't even have to be made. But the love for America seems to be dwindling by its own citizens, and we as a nation should help reverse that. Our country is a beautiful country with a rich history and a very diverse population. As Mark Twain said, Patriotism is loving your country always and your government when it deserves it.

Our shirts run a little small and are athletic fit so if you are in-between sizes or are unsure, please order up one size.

Ultra Soft Tri-Blend (50% Polyester / 25% Cotton / 25% Rayon) construction. 

***This shirt is thinner and lighter than our normal shirts because of the Tri-Blend vintage construction. Please be aware it's a little more slim-fitting than a regular t-shirt -- you may have to order up one size. 

The Bedford Flag is the oldest extant battle flag of the American Revolution. It was borne by the Bedford Minuteman Company and flew at the Old North Bridge in Concord, Massachusetts, on April 19, 1775. The Latin inscription 'Vince Aut Morire' means 'Conquer or Die'.

Our shirts run a little small and are athletic fit, so if you are in-between sizes or are unsure, please order up one size.

60% Combed Cotton 40% Poly Athletic Fit

Patriotism is supporting your country all of the time, and your Government when it deserves it. A very famous quote by author Mark Twain, and one that needs to be recognized nowadays. No matter who is in office, or what the political climate is of our country, remember to always support your country, countrymen and only support your government when they deserve it. Because at the end of the day the government in general, can grow too large and forget who they work for. We The People.

Our shirts run a little small and are athletic fit, so if you are in-between sizes or are unsure, please order up one size.

60% Combed Cotton 40% Poly Athletic Fit

TWO STYLES AVAILABLE! RELAXED AND FORM FITTED. SIZE CHARTS ARE BELOW!

“Rosie the Riveter” is the name of a fictional character who came to symbolize the millions of real women who filled America’s factories, munitions plants, and shipyards during World War II. In later years, Rosie also became an iconic American image in the fight to broaden women’s civil rights.

After the Japanese bombing of Pearl Harbor in December 1941 and the full involvement of the U.S. in World War II, the male work force was depleted to fill the ranks of the U.S. military. This came precisely at a time when America’s need for factory output and munitions soared.

The U.S. government, with the help of advertising agencies such as J. Walter Thompson, mounted extensive campaigns to encourage women to join the work force. Magazines and posters played a key role in the effort to recruit women for the wartime workforce.

Saturday Evening Post cover artist, Norman Rockwell, is generally credited with creating one of the popular “Rosie the Riveter” images used to encourage women to become wartime workers.

Rockwell’s “Rosie,” shown at right, appeared on the cover of the May 29th, 1943 edition of The Saturday Evening Post. The Post was then one of the nation’s most popular magazines, with a circulation of about 3 million copies each week. In addition to Rockwell’s Rosie, however, another image would become the more commonly known “Rosie the Riveter” image.

Our shirts run a little small and are athletic fit so if you are in-between sizes or are unsure, please order up one size.

60% Combed Cotton 40% Poly Athletic Fit

Hoo-rags can be worn as face masks, neck gaiters, scarves, beanies, hat liners, helmet liners and more.  Up to 30 UPF sun protection rating. 100% moisture-wicking polyester microfiber.  Approx. 19” x 8.5”. One size fits most. Machine wash cold. Line dry.

Printed in the USA.

Tag us on Instagram using #1776hoorags

Our classic Retro Logo now on a pvc patch!

Order is for 1 Patch!

Size is 3x2 inches. Patches have a velcro backing.

We teamed up with a local pottery company to bring you our handmade ceramic mugs are truly one of a kind. Each mug has an individual unique glaze so no two are the same. Our 1776 United® 13 Stars mug is just like our shot glasses but larger and in mug form now. Our secondary logo which features our trademarked 76 inside of the 13 stars. Classic patriotism that is subtle and flies under the radar.

• Handmade in the USA
• 14+ ounces
• Sandstone
• Logo on front only
• All the mugs are dishwasher, microwave, freezer, and refrigerator safe

SHALL NOT BE INFRINGED!

Order is for 1 Patch!

Size is 3.5x2.5 inches. Patches have a velcro backing.

Just like our It's ok to love America tee, it is also ok to Hate Commies!

Our shirts run a little small and are athletic fit so if you are in-between sizes or are unsure, please order up one size.

Ultra Soft Tri-Blend (50% Polyester / 25% Cotton / 25% Rayon) construction. 

***This shirt is thinner and lighter than our normal shirts because of the Tri-Blend vintage construction. Please be aware it's a little more slim-fitting than a regular t-shirt -- you may have to order up one size. 

This was our April 2019 Tee Party shirt. It is now available to the general public at our normal shirt pricing, without the custom Tee Party Neck Tag, and without any of the swag that originally came with it in the Tee Party shipment.

April 19th, 1775. The first military engagements of the Revolutionary War happened as the sun was rising in Lexington, and continued on the North Bridge at Concord. The famous “Stand Your Ground” quote from John Parker is attributed to him, but likely is not accurate. While he probably did say “don’t fire unless fired upon” the rest of the quote is unknown. No one knows who fired the first shot at Lexington, but shortly after nervous British soldiers fired a volley, killing several militiamen and Parker’s men fled. Regrouping at the North Bridge in Concord with over 400 men, they proceeded to advance on the British as they fell back to town.

Our shirts run a little small and are athletic fit so if you are in between sizes or are unsure, please order up one size.

4.2 oz. 100% airlume combed and ringspun cotton