MAKE AMERICA FIT AGAIN. MAKE THANKSGIVING WEIRD AGAIN. ★ EST. IN A FIT OF PRINCIPLE
1776 THREADSTAILORED FOR A REVOLUTION

THE FREEDOM-FIT COLLECTION

MAKE
AMERICA
FIT AGAIN.

Tired of shirts that fit like Biden’s border policy?

Measured by patriots, for patriots. Secure seams. Deportable wrinkles. Collars reinforced for yelling at Libs. Finally, a shirt that treats your torso like a national emergency.*

White Patriot Oxford button-down shirt with a gold eagle detail
THE PATRIOT OXFORD$76.00 *
THE COLLAR
HOLDS THE LINE.
★ STRONG COLLARS★ SECURE SEAMS★ NO UNELECTED WRINKLES★ UNREASONABLE CONFIDENCE

DRESS FOR THE OFFICE YOU THINK YOU HOLD

Six garments.
Zero peaceful fittings.

For the man who has canceled six brands, three relatives, and a football league, but would like everyone to stop being so sensitive.

ARTICLE 01Patriot Oxford shirt, complete front view

The executive order of button-downs.

Patriot Oxford

Built for working-class shoulders and strong opinions. Freedom-Fit™ collar reinforced for yelling at Libs, even when the only Lib present is a cashier asking if you need a receipt. White enough to declare victory over every other shirt in the closet.

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  • White Oxford, button-down collar and understated gold eagle detail.
  • Freedom-Fit chest allowance: room for movement and an unsolicited explanation.
  • Collar jurisdiction extends to the neckline. Opinions sold separately.
$76.00*
ARTICLE 02Founding Father Flannel shirt, complete front view

Checks. Balances. Mostly checks.

Founding Father Flannel

For manly lumberjacks whose toughest outdoor assignment is filming a truck-seat monologue in the Home Depot parking lot. No soy in the fabric. We asked. The mill found the question deeply confusing.

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  • Red-and-navy plaid, long sleeves and chest pockets.
  • Freedom-Fit chest allowance: room for movement and an unsolicited explanation.
  • Collar jurisdiction extends to the neckline. Opinions sold separately.
$82.00*
ARTICLE 03Liberty Polo shirt, complete front view

Business casual. Opinions formal.

Liberty Polo

For defending the working man from the ninth hole of a private golf club. Three buttons, two mulligans declared executive privilege, and one extremely long explanation of why the country needs to be run like your business. Your business is behind on polo invoices.

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  • Navy short-sleeve polo with red-and-cream accents.
  • Freedom-Fit chest allowance: room for movement and an unsolicited explanation.
  • Collar jurisdiction extends to the neckline. Opinions sold separately.
$68.00*
ECONOMIC VICTORYRed cotton crewneck with “FOREIGN COUNTRY PAID FOR THIS” lettering.

Foreign countries pay. Check your statement.

Tariff-Proof Tee

A $40 shirt with a 15% Freedom Surcharge. You pay $46. We congratulate you on making a foreign country pay $6. Receipt printed in extra-large type so you can ignore it without reading glasses.

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  • Red cotton crewneck with “FOREIGN COUNTRY PAID FOR THIS” lettering.
  • Invoice math: $40 + $6 = winning. See the sourcing memo for the department’s arithmetic.
  • Price includes a full explanation of why paying more is actually paying less.
$46.00*
CLASSIFIED CASUALNavy quarter-zip with gold “DEEP POCKETS” chest embroidery.

Drain the swamp. Keep the pockets.

Deep State Quarter-Zip

For the outsider who hates unelected insiders and would like his son-in-law appointed Deputy Assistant Secretary of Zippers. Deep pockets keep your golf receipts off the official schedule.

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  • Navy quarter-zip with gold “DEEP POCKETS” chest embroidery.
  • Zips only one-quarter of the way. The remaining 75% is classified.
  • A discreet pocket for the receipts you described as executive privilege.
$129.00*
ABSOLUTELY HUMBLEFull-front ivory dress shirt with gold-tone buttons and ornate gold embroidery.

Nobody has ever seen a shirt like this.

Golden Age Executive

Ivory fabric. Gold trim. Gold buttons. Absolutely no connection to the price of eggs. Designed for the humble everyman who wants to look like the guest bathroom at a private resort.

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  • Full-front ivory dress shirt with gold-tone buttons and ornate gold embroidery.
  • Cuffs large enough to announce an infrastructure week.
  • Gold-tone details. Our accountant has vetoed actual bullion.
$247.00*

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THE GARMENT PLATFORM

AMERICA FIRST.
YOUR SHIRT SECOND.
EVERYONE ELSE WAIT.

We believe in small government, enormous flags, and a 47-person department investigating whether your washing machine has gone woke. Personal responsibility applies until the shirt shrinks. Then it was the previous administration.

Meet the founding fathers of this situation
01

Border security, but for buttons.

Build the wall. Around your torso. Every button is a checkpoint. Every loose thread must establish legal residency. Your belly keeps applying for an expansion permit.

02

Energy independence.

Drill, baby, drill. Mostly extra belt holes. Our shirts support American energy independence while your dryer consumes enough electricity to annex the garage.

03

America first. Fabric exception pending.

Made in the USA. Italy gets a fabric exception and a 15% tariff: the price of eventually picking the right side in World War II. We pay the extra 15% so you can explain that somebody else paid it.

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04

Drain the laundry basket.

Drain the swamp. Start with the hamper. We replaced the old laundry establishment with our brother-in-law, who owns stock in the dryer company. The stains have never been more loyal.

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05

NO WOKE ZONE. EXCEPT THE ALARM.

Our shirts do not attend diversity training. They also do not attend anything else. They are shirts. HR has spent $80,000 proving this.

06

The Second Amendment to our dress code.

You have the right to bare arms. We sell short sleeves. Our legal department would like to stop the explanation right there.

07

Stop the steal. Of my size.

You ordered a medium. The tape says XL. Obviously the tape was manufactured by the deep seam. Demand a recount of every inch until the shirt fits.

08

Unrestricted free speech. Approved fonts only.

Say anything you want. Our founder will then spend forty minutes explaining why the font, wording, placement, tone, and underlying thought are wrong.

DEPARTMENT OF DOMESTIC DIMENSIONS

NO METRIC.
NO MANDATES.
NO SUCKING IT IN.

One-size-fits-all is for communism and government healthcare.

Take body measurements with the tape snug, not tight. Measure your sleeve from center-back neck over the shoulder to the wrist with a slight bend in your elbow.

We measure in freedom units: inches. Centimeters must wait outside until they learn the language. If your measurements are wrong, that is personal responsibility. If ours are wrong, that is a coordinated attack on American manufacturing.

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THE DEPARTMENT OF SHIRT AFFAIRS

Briefings for
the overdressed.

All departmental memos

CONSTITUENT SERVICES

You have questions.
We have jurisdiction.

Where is my shipment?

Our dispatch department has declared every package a strategic reserve. Consult the fulfillment qualifications before mobilizing the porch camera.

Can I return a shirt?

We believe in the free market until you freely choose to return something. Then your refund must survive a filibuster, three recounts, and a televised hearing about your dryer. Actual transaction and return terms are available without a subpoena.

Do you offer bulk orders?

School boards, boat parades, and families with more flags than cars: assemble your cabinet above. Matching shirts turn six men arguing about a grill into a grassroots movement with a merchandise budget.

Are these shirts official campaign merchandise?

We have applied for Secretary of Sleeves seventeen times. No campaign has appointed us. Our founder still makes the staff stand when he enters. Affiliation details*.

Where are the press endorsements?

The press office has issued a statement praising its own statement. Independent endorsement remains inconveniently independent.

Will this shirt own the Libs?

It can cover your torso. Any additional humiliation will depend on your Facebook comments, your caps lock, and whether your nephew has muted the family group chat.

Can I wear it while boycotting another clothing brand?

That is our entire market research department. Please announce the boycott while wearing the old shirt, then purchase a replacement at twice the price. This is how capitalism knows you are serious.

Do you offer a loyalty program?

Yes. Every shirt you buy proves you were loyal. Every shirt you do not buy raises questions. There is no discount, but we will allow you to explain that you were here before everyone else.

What is your environmental policy?

We recycle grievances, repurpose campaign slogans, and blame the wind turbines whenever a sleeve gets caught in the ceiling fan. For the actual garment, follow the care label and keep clothing away from moving machinery.

THE DEPARTMENT OF COMPLAINTS

HAVE YOU TRIED
BLAMING OBAMA?

Select an issue to receive an immediate departmental response. No stamp, email address, or congressional hearing required.

Your grievance is important to us. Your evidence is complicating things.

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