Michigander Hoodies
Description: Proud to call Michigan home? Michiganders have a ton of state pride from all over the UP and mitten state. This classic MI design is perfect for locals from Grand Rapids, Lansing, Detroit, Ann Arbor, Kalamazoo, the Upper Peninsula, Holland, Mackinac, Traverse City, and your home town. Show your MI love as a proud Michigander!
Description: Rock your Michigan pride with this retro tee that pays homage to the 1970s tourism slogan! Featuring a nostalgic cartoon goose in aviator glasses and the bold message "I’m a Michi-Gander," this design brings back the charm of Michigan’s classic Winter Water Wonderland days. With its familiar circular graphic and funny goose on the go, it’s perfect for anyone who loves the Great Lakes State. Wear it proudly and let everyone know you’re a Michi-Gander through and through!
Description: Nobody expected much out of the '93 Tigers, but when Fielder, Fryman, Tettleton, and Trammell stood at home plate, folks just knew this season would be different. It was like a bolt of lightning struck the team to charge them up for greatness, and sent these four heavy hitters to unleash a 'Thwack Attack' that the opposing teams never saw coming.
Description: Wear your Michigan roots with pride! This eye-catching design spells out "MICHIGAN" in bold lettering shaped to match the state's iconic outline — Upper and Lower Peninsula included. Whether you were born and raised in the Mitten or you're a transplant who still calls it home, this design captures that hometown love in one clever graphic. A standout gift for Michigan State fans, Wolverines, Detroit natives, or anyone who bleeds Great Lakes blue. Makes the perfect surprise for birthdays, holidays, or "missing home" care packages.
Description: In 1873, after the Civil War, German immigrant August Goebel, Sr. founded A. Goebel & Co., and by the 1880s, Goebel had become Detroit's third-largest brewery. Billed as a 'light lager,' their beer was golden in color, and was noticeably drier than most everyday beers of the era. The beer was a local favorite from the brewery's inception, but grew in popularity by word of mouth beyond Michigan. Seeing opportunity in out of state bars and restaurants placing orders, Goebel rebranded their signature brew as 'Gold Label' in 1940, with a national ad campaign leading to regular availability in many states throughout the '40s and '50s. Goebel was sold to a brewery conglomerate in 1964, which started a decline from top shelf to bottom shelf brew.
