If you're from Cleveland, you know how much we all love our T-shirts. And while there are approximately a million different CLE clothing stores out there, our focus is a little bit different. We love Cleveland history and want to celebrate it - the good, the bad, the ugly, and the bizarre.

Cleveland history is full of defunct sports teams, long-gone breweries, old nicknames, weird events... all of which deserve a rightful place on a shirt. So that's what we're going to do.

We're always adding new products, so be sure to check out our current lineup of Cleveland T-shirts and sweatshirts, then head over to the blog to learn about Cleveland's rich(ly weird) history.

Our Full Line of CLE Apparel

• Unisex tees and CLE shirts for women
• Cleveland hats
• Cleveland youth apparel and toddler tees
• Cleveland coffee mugs and drinkware

It all goes back to the pride we have in the city. Cleveland has been the butt of jokes for decades, going back to those good old days when the Cuyahoga River would catch on fire at any given time and the city was one of the dirtiest in the entire country.

But even as Cleveland has cleaned up its image over the years and reimagined itself, people around the country have tried to make the "Mistake on the Lake" nickname stick. So all of this is to say, we've got a thick skin in Cleveland, but more importantly, we know how much of a gem our region is, and we're proud to support it any chance we get.

The word is getting out on Cleveland and the rest of Northeast Ohio, though. People are starting to realize we're a beautiful region with so much to do, and our love of Cleveland apparel has morphed into an ongoing, mobile tourism bureau, helping to spread the good word about our wonderful city and everything it has to offer.

Find Your New Cleveland Shirt Today

We've got a little something for everyone, so be sure to check out our full catalog and sign up for our newsletter, because we're always releasing new Cleveland shirt designs.

Got an idea for a Cleveland shirt yourself? Maybe a shirt featuring a defunct business or a memory of the city that you want to help keep alive? Let us know!