$24.99
This navy cotton tee carries the confident, hometown energy of a local campaign — bold typography, vintage-inspired graphics, and subtle cityscape details. Wear it to community meetups, volunteer shifts, or weekend rallies to show steady support without shouting. The soft, lightweight fabric drapes comfortably while the clean crew neck and classic fit keep the look approachable and easy to layer. It feels lived-in from the first wear and ages well alongside the memories you make while wearing it.

The Philly Proud design brings that unmistakable midnight green energy together with a bold campaign message that stands for something real: putting people first and fighting for North Philly. With a clean, athletic-inspired look and gritty streetwear edge, this shirt feels just as at home on the block as it does at a rally.
Crafted on a soft, durable cotton blend, it’s built for everyday wear while holding up through long days, late nights, and everything in between. The distressed print gives it that lived-in Philly toughness without crossing into team-logo territory.

Carry your convictions with everyday ease. This lightweight, durable tote brings a clean, patriotic design into routine outings — farmers markets, canvassing blocks, or simply packing books and snacks. The roomy boxed corners and reinforced handles hold their shape even when you fill it up, while the smooth polyester body keeps the printed graphic crisp and vibrant. It feels familiar in your hand and reliable on the go, a quiet way to show support while moving through your day.

A soft, stretchy pet tank that wears like a little statement. Printed with a vintage-styled North Philly transit scene and bold campaign lettering, this tank brings neighborhood pride and city grit to your dog’s everyday walks. The fabric feels smooth against fur, stretches to move with playful pups, and holds its shape after wear. It slips on easily and keeps a clean silhouette under a leash or lightweight coat — a comfortable layer that reads local and handcrafted, whether you’re heading to a block party or a neighborhood stroll.