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As someone who loves wearing sports themed shirts, but doesn't always like to get things from Fanatics, I've found some great things from "local" t-shirt and apparel companies (as well as Homage, which I've been supporting for a few years now).

 

For example, there's The Mitten State, who carries all Michigan-themed shirts...

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And Charlie Hustle out of Kansas City....

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Anybody know of other types of sites? I'm mostly interested because I love these types of shirts, and also because I live in Philly but follow teams nowhere near here.

 

 

Not entirely sure if this belongs in Sports in General or not, so mods, feel free to move if necessary.

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http://www.cheesesteaktees.com/

Used to have a retail store - pretty sure not anymore.

 

http://southfellini.com/

Two retail stores... including one close enough to me that I could hit it with a softball.

 

There's also a store on Fairmount ave that sells unlicensed Gritty shirts.  As much as I hate bootlegging, one of the shirts was fantastic so I had to get it.

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There is a store in Teaneck, New Jersey, not far from the George Washington Bridge, that does Its own custom designs on hats. For example, the guys there created their own NJ insignia; and they also do ones that riff off the Yankees' and Mets' logos.

 

Another cool hat they made was one that says "Doyers" in Dodgers script, as a humorous counterpart to the Giants' Spanish-language "Gigantes" wordmark.

 

The store is called Halftime; but on the internet it goes by E-Cap City

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39 minutes ago, BringBackTheVet said:

http://www.cheesesteaktees.com/

Used to have a retail store - pretty sure not anymore.

 

http://southfellini.com/

Two retail stores... including one close enough to me that I could hit it with a softball.

 

There's also a store on Fairmount ave that sells unlicensed Gritty shirts.  As much as I hate bootlegging, one of the shirts was fantastic so I had to get it.

 

I know there's also these two for Philly...I have a Gritty shirt from Veterans Shirtium.

 

https://www.veteransshirtium.com/

 

https://phantees.com/

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16 minutes ago, Shumway said:
57 minutes ago, BringBackTheVet said:

http://www.cheesesteaktees.com/

Used to have a retail store - pretty sure not anymore.

 

http://southfellini.com/

Two retail stores... including one close enough to me that I could hit it with a softball.

 

There's also a store on Fairmount ave that sells unlicensed Gritty shirts.  As much as I hate bootlegging, one of the shirts was fantastic so I had to get it.

 

I know there's also these two for Philly...I have a Gritty shirt from Veterans Shirtium.

 

https://www.veteransshirtium.com/

 

https://phantees.com/

 

Speaking of Philly, I don't know how I forgot about Shibe Sports. It is located on 13th Street between Sansom and Walnut Streets, just about a block away from the Mitchell & Ness store. I picked up a couple of nice Philadelphia A's caps there; and they also have shirts for various other teams, such as the NASL's Philadelphia Atoms.

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19 minutes ago, Ferdinand Cesarano said:

 

Speaking of Philly, I don't know how I forgot about Shibe Sports. It is located on 13th Street between Sansom and Walnut Streets, just about a block away from the Mitchell & Ness store. I picked up a couple of nice Philadelphia A's caps there; and they also have shirts for various other teams, such as the NASL's Philadelphia Atoms.

 

Shibe just opened up a retail store in the King of Prussia Mall, too. I love the look of most of their stuff.

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At least Shibe also sells licensed stuff.  Those other ones are certainly riding the line... and in some cases, blatantly stepping over it.

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