Fort Ouiatenon, the first European settlement in Indiana, stood as a hub of trade and diplomacy in the 18th century. This crewneck pays homage to the lively French fur trade, the connections with Native peoples, and the spirit of life along the Wabash River. With deep roots in early American frontier history, the design reflects the fort's role as a place where cultures met, alliances formed, and history was written.
Made from lightweight 6.4 oz 100% ring-spun U.S. cotton, this crewneck is garment-dyed for an ultra-soft, lived-in feel. Rolled-forward shoulders and a seamless body create a relaxed fit that moves with you, while the ribbed collar, cuffs, and waistband, enhanced with spandex, ensure stretch and shape that lasts. Whether you're walking through a historic site or sharing stories at camp, this piece delivers comfort for every moment.
The Ouiatenon Crewneck connects you to the vibrancy of America’s early frontier. Designed for history lovers, reenactors, and educators, it celebrates the enduring legacy of the fort and those who passed through its gates. Ethically made with OEKO-TEX certified dyes and produced through the U.S. Cotton Trust Protocol, this crewneck reflects a commitment to honoring the past while looking toward a sustainable future.
