Exercise Class Shorts
Description: Following war-delayed construction, Detroit's Mumford High opened in September 1952; a time when large segments of the city's population had already begun an inexorable movement toward the suburban communities of Oakland County. Mumford's architectural profile featured imported powder blue limestone block and exquisite Art Deco styling similar to other Detroit high schools. The original building was demolished during the summer of 2012, as a new building was simultaneously constructed on the existing athletic fields, allowing classes to resume after summer without missing a beat. This design is based on the original Mumford physical education tees worn by students in PE class.
Description: A playful collection of education essentials featuring a stopwatch, whistle, training cone, school badge, and basketball with cheerful cartoon expressions. Bright accents, tiny stars, and hand-drawn details create a fun classroom doodle aesthetic. The design celebrates gym teachers, school coaches, sports educators, and active learning through recognizable equipment associated with fitness drills, team games, and energetic PE lessons.
Description: Channel your inner Detroit detective with this authentic retro-inspired Mumford Phys. Ed. Dept. design! Featuring a perfectly distressed, weathered vintage athletic print, this classic collegiate look is an instant nod to 80s pop culture and legendary cinema history. Perfect for movie buffs, retro sports fans, and anyone who loves a timeless vintage aesthetic.
Description: A black background displays bold white and blue text. The top line reads "P.E." in large blue lettering. Below, "WHERE SWEATING" is in white. "IS GOOD" is prominently displayed in large blue letters. The bottom lines "BUT DEODORANT" and "IS BETTER" are in white and blue respectively. Two white outlines of deodorant sticks are placed at the bottom left and right.
