Original Art Clothing -- Unique Graphic Apparel Designed In-House. Distinctive shirts, blouses, dresses, skirts, and sportswear featuring original graphic artwork.
The front shows an poster illustration of Sybil Ludington, evoking 18th-century broadsides; the back reads “Remember the Ladies • 1776” in elegant, historic script. On April 26, 1777, at age 16, Sybil rode all night to rally American militiamen after British forces raided and burned Danbury, Connecticut. Sybil's efforts brought additional irregular troops to help harass the British troops leading to the Battle of Ridgefield. While a tactical victory for the Brits, it was the last time they ventured to inland Connecticut.
A lightweight, semi-fitted tee printed with vintage-inspired Revolutionary-era artwork. Wear this shirt layered under a jacket for history walks or solo with jeans for warm-weather rallies. It carries the quiet conviction of women who shaped a nation — subtle, resolute, and unmistakably rooted in heritage. Soft ringspun cotton and a tear-away label keep the shirt comfortable for all-day wear while the ribbed collar and side seams hold its shape through repeated washings.
Product features - Lightweight 4.5 oz fabric for breathable day-long wear - 100% ringspun cotton in solids (heathers blended), soft hand-feel - Semi-fitted cut with side seams for a flattering, held shape - Durable construction: double-needle hems, ribbed collar, shoulder tape - Tear-away label and runs true to size for easy, comfortable wear
Care instructions - Machine wash: cold (max 30C or 90F) - Non-chlorine: bleach as needed - Tumble dry: medium - Do not iron - Do not dry clean
