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Womens Entering Adirondack Park Hoodie | Vintage Park Sign Sweatshirt · The Drop, No. I
§ The Mercantile · Adirondack Region Goods

The official uniform of logging off.

Adirondack-inspired clothing, stickers, mugs, and everyday goods for lake days, trail days, campfires, cabin weekends, and getting gloriously offline.

The Bag→Edition I · 15 pieces
Womens Entering Adirondack Park Hoodie | Vintage Park Sign Sweatshirt§ Hoodie · $55Womens Entering Adirondack Park Hoodie | Vintage Park Sign Sweatshirt.Cleaner dyes. American-grown cotton. Built for the Forever Wild. This hoodie is cut from 100% ring-spun US cotton, finished with OEKO-TEX low-impact dyes and milled by a U.S. Cotton Trust Protocol member — meaning less water, less land, fewer emissions per shirt than the industry average. The vintage "Entering Adirondack Park" graphic sits center chest in warm, muted ink: a quiet tribute to the brown-and-gold road sign that's welcomed travelers into the Park for nearly a century. Lightweight enough to layer under a flannel for a frosty trailhead morning, soft enough to live in around the cabin with a coffee in hand.View the Piece→Entering Adirondack Park Hoodie | Vintage Park Sign Sweatshirt§ Hoodie · $55Entering Adirondack Park Hoodie | Vintage Park Sign Sweatshirt.Cleaner dyes. American-grown cotton. Built for the Forever Wild. This hoodie is cut from 100% ring-spun US cotton, finished with OEKO-TEX low-impact dyes and milled by a U.S. Cotton Trust Protocol member — meaning less water, less land, fewer emissions per shirt than the industry average. The vintage "Entering Adirondack Park" graphic sits center chest in warm, muted ink: a quiet tribute to the brown-and-gold road sign that's welcomed travelers into the Park for nearly a century. Lightweight enough to layer under a flannel for a frosty trailhead morning, soft enough to live in around the cabin with a coffee in hand.View the Piece→
§ The Drop, No. I

On printing the gazette on cotton.

We did not set out to build a store. We set out to put the gazette on a thing you could carry. Cotton, ceramic, vinyl — the gazette has always been printed on something. This is just the next something.

Each piece is held to the same standard as a column: it says what it means, it does not posture, it does not apologize for being plain. If a piece does not earn its place in the field, we do not run it.

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