The Classic Tee
$28Heavyweight combed cotton with the full seal, front and center. The uniform of the enormous hopeful middle.
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Everything at the stand carries the Make US America seal — the circle where nobody outranks anybody. Prices are honest, sizing runs true, and every dollar funds the issue briefs, not a party, campaign, or candidate.
100% of proceeds → the issue briefs. $0 → any campaign.
Heavyweight combed cotton with the full seal, front and center. The uniform of the enormous hopeful middle.
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Midweight fleece, kangaroo pocket, seal across the chest. Built for parade mornings and porch debates alike.
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Structured six-panel with the embroidered seal. The hat that starts conversations instead of ending them.
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Ribbed knit with the woven seal patch. Keeps the ideas warm from New Hampshire primaries to November.
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15 oz ceramic, dishwasher-safe, seal on both sides so it reads across the kitchen table — where the real debates happen.
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20 oz insulated steel — hot through the town hall, cold through the cookout. Pictured mid-toast, as intended.
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Heavy navy canvas, gusseted bottom, seal in full color. Carries groceries, library books, and the occasional constitution.
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Soft-washed cotton for the next generation of stitch-adders. Same seal, smaller republic.
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Enamel seal on a steel ring. The smallest way to carry the whole idea out the door every morning.
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Silicone three-pack — one red, one white, one blue, worn together at the flag's own proportions of spirit.
Reserve yoursThirteen stars in a ring, zero rank among them — the 1777 collection, printed in aged cloth on everything below.
The ring of thirteen in aged print on heavyweight cotton. The original circle where nobody outranks anybody.
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Same aged thirteen-star print, cut for July. Pictured doing what it does best: laughing in the sun.
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Full-flag print across midweight fleece — the first flag at parade scale.
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Soft heathered crew with the 1777 colors gone warm with age. Sunday-morning issue reading, solved.
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The flag across the chest, collar up against the harbor wind. New England approved.
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Thirteen stars, sleeves for October. Pairs with the star headband it is pictured with.
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The first flag for the newest citizens. Soft fleece, ring of stars, room to grow into both.
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The whole flag woven long — stars at one end, stripes trailing. Worn here with the matching beanie.
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Aged thirteen-star patch on a classic mesh-back trucker. Breaks in like it fought at Trenton.
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The flat-lay, yours: cap, insulated tumbler, flag socks, bandana, and canvas tote — the whole kit in aged colors.
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The Betsy Ross flag as a woven throw blanket. For porches, bleachers, and watching returns come in.
Reserve yoursEvery campaign photo is a cast of characters. Here's ours — the constellation, one couple, crew, and kid at a time.

Marcus & Elena
Ironworker & site engineer

Tasha Reed
High-school dance teacher

Sgt. Marco & Daniela Vega
Army sergeant, home on leave & pediatric nurse

Jake & Rosa Whitfield
Diesel mechanic & diner owner

Hank & Simone Carter
Cattle rancher & large-animal vet

Lupe Marín
Folklórico dance instructor

Amina & Sister Mary Clare
Pharmacist & second-grade teacher

DeShawn Brooks
Gospel choir director

Walt "Chief" Kowalski & Mateo
Retired Navy chief & his grandson, future astronaut

Jess & Harper
ER nurse & finish carpenter

Capt. Tony Russo & Dr. Minh Pham
Fire captain & ER physician

Ray & Meadow Okafor
Mail carrier & potter

Earl & Vernell Johnson
Bluegrass picker & church organist

Eli & Zoe
Third graders — co-presidents, someday

Father Dominic & Grace Alvarez
Parish priest & social worker

"Coach Mo" Haddad
Little-league coach & barber

Kevin, Ana & Jordan
Engineering students, first generation