Farmstead Bags

Description: farmstead favorites autumn harvest local

Description: A spooky countryside Halloween typography design with a haunted barn, cow silhouette, and crescent moon.

Description: Embrace your daily goat agenda with this cheerful scratchy-font tee featuring white distressed lettering alongside a clean goat silhouette. Perfect for goat farmers, hobby farm owners, and anyone whose ideal morning includes fuzzy four-legged company.

Description: Embrace your daily goat agenda with this cheerful scratchy-font tee featuring white distressed lettering alongside a clean goat silhouette. Perfect for goat farmers, hobby farm owners, and anyone whose ideal morning includes fuzzy four-legged company.

Description: Embrace your daily goat agenda with this cheerful scratchy-font tee featuring white distressed lettering alongside a clean goat silhouette. Perfect for goat farmers, hobby farm owners, and anyone whose ideal morning includes fuzzy four-legged company.

Description: Embrace your daily goat agenda with this cheerful scratchy-font tee featuring white distressed lettering alongside a clean goat silhouette. Perfect for goat farmers, hobby farm owners, and anyone whose ideal morning includes fuzzy four-legged company.

Description: This tee is a perfect gift for any future farmer! Show off your love of farming and sense of humor with this fun design. It's great for anyone in training to become a farming lover.

Description: Celebrate East Hampton's colonial-era heritage with a design inspired by Mulford Farm, an important historic farmstead on James Lane. The property dates to the 17th century and is now stewarded by the East Hampton Historical Society.

Description: Celebrate East Hampton's colonial-era heritage with a design inspired by Mulford Farm, an important historic farmstead on James Lane. The property dates to the 17th century and is now stewarded by the East Hampton Historical Society.

Description: The site of the Thompson Neely House was originally settled by John Pidcock before 1701. The central section of this house was built in 1740. It was eventually expanded by Robert Thompson and his son-in-law William Neely around 1757. During the Revolutionary War the house was used as a hospital. One of the soldiers who convalesced here was James Monroe who was a young officer from Virginia. Monroe, was seriously injured during the First Battle of Trenton. In 1817, he became the fifth president of the United States.

Description: A beautiful view of a barns in the countryside

Description: This bold shirt humorously captures the essentials for the rugged homesteader: faith, fowl, and firearms. Ideal for those who find peace in God, joy in raising chickens, and security in their right to bear arms.

Description: Cats are valuable on a farm because they keep down the rodent population. This calico cat is sitting in front of the barn taking a brief break from its duties.

Description: Image of this pig in his pigsty on a farm enjoying the sun.

Description: Image of a beautiful farm by a tranquil pond in autumn.

Description: Image of a farm landscape with a large beautiful sky.