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Description: March 14th, 2020 marks the 50th Annual St. Joseph's Day Parade through the historic French Quarter of New Orleans, LA! This incredible event might just be the best Italian American Weekend in the nation (think Mardi Gras, but for Italian Americans). If you can make it down there, don't miss it... but if you can't at least you can wear this awesome design! It looks cool, shows off your Italian American Pride, and 100% of the proceeds go to support the Italian American St. Jospeh Society, the incredible men and women who have made this tradition what it is for fifty amazing years!

Description: Bold and simple... no better way to wear your Roma Pride on your heart!

Description: Bold and simple... no better way to wear your SUD Pride on your heart!

Description: Bold and simple... no better way to wear your Napoli Pride on your heart!

Description: Bold and simple... no better way to wear your Italia Pride on your heart!

Description: Over the years, thousands of Italian Americans have proudly worn the world championships of the "sweet science"... from Marciano to Mancini and everyone in between, now the Italian American fight fans out there can rep those legends in this awesome retro design.

Description: This is a special design for one of our most loyal customers... who is training the sons and daughters of the Due Sicilie in the "sweet science" and making all of us fight fans proud!

Description: What's better than a good-old-fashioned Italian American holiday?? One that comes with its own zeppole!! Celebrate St. Joseph's day with this Italian American take on a popular design that adds our own special flair... and those special pastries!

Description: Forte & Gentile... Like the verdant forrest and timeless mountains that make up their land, the Abruzzese truly are a strong and gentle people! Now, if you are a proud daughter or son of this unspoiled land, let this retro-inspired design show off your Abruzzo Pride to everyone you meet!

Description: The Army of the Holy Faith, whose members were popularly known as the Sanfedisti, were a loyalist army organized in 1799 by Cardinal Fabrizio Ruffo to throw off the French Revolutionary forces occupying the Kingdom of Naples. First mustered from the peasantry of Calabria this army of the people grew to include patriots from all over the Two Sicilies on their way to restoring King Ferdinand I of the Two Sicilies. Now, you can wear your Two Sicilian pride by counting yourself amongst these freedom fighters.

Description: Here it is... the shirt that started it all, and now, thanks to our RETRO REVIVAL line, you too can wear the original ITALIAN POWER design straight outta the seventies! Recreated from a rare vintage piece, this is the shirt that started the movement!

Description: Do you root for Napoli? If you do, then you know "i ciucci", means "the donkeys" in Neapolitan. What started out as a derogatory nickname after a particularly poor performance almost one hundred years ago has become a badge of honor for this Southern Side. Now, we're bringing back this original vintage design so you too can root for your favorite city in style!

Description: Does this striking Italian American design look familiar? It should, because it’s the first of our new RETRO REVIVAL line, where we’re bringing back classic Italian American pride designs to make them available to a whole new generation!

Description: Wanna get lucky? Try the Napulitana way with this lively design capturing the Neapolitan wish for “Bona Ciorta”!

Description: They say "vir Napul' e pò muor" in Napulitana... "vedi Napoli e poi muori" in the Italian... or "See Naples and Die" in English... but no matter what language you speak, we can all agree that NAPOLI is a world onto itself! If you share roots in the capital of the Two Sicilies, show off your Neapolitan American pride with this bold, retro-inspired design.

Description: The Irish ain’t the only ones with FIGHT in em! Show your Gaelic friends we Italians aren’t afraid to roll up our sleeves when we need to with this reimagined take on one of the more famous mascots in college history.

Description: Calabrese of America... UNITE! Show off your Calabrian American pride with this retro-inspired design to unite the sons and daughters of Calabria across the United States.

Description: Calling all Sicilians... show Sicilian American solidarity with this retro-inspired design to unite the sons and daughters of Sicily all over the United States.

Description: If you're a fan of The Italian American Podcast, you know that amongst our cast of characters is a certain "nut" who can't come anywhere near a certain nut... so our show is always presented Pignoli Free!

Description: If you're lucky enough to be Italian American, don't you want to tell the world exactly what you are? Might as well let this bold, simple design do the talking for you!

Description: Viva Le Due Sicilie! 87% of the Italian American community shares roots in the ancient Kingdom of the Two Siclies- the Regno Delle Due Sicilie- for 730 years, the largest and most important of the old Italian states. Know your story, and then wear this proud design to share it with the world!

Description: Sure, their cereal has hearts and stars and whatnots... but we’ve got the hand, the horn, the eye and more to bring us all kinds of good luck straight from Bella Napoli!

Description: People like to talk about the "Luck of the Irish"... but, c'mon??? Honestly, who has got it better than we Italians?? How about rocking our version of the Italian American leprechaun, and the "horn-n-hand" for an extra dose of luck, so everyone knows who really has it best?

Description: Nations, Companies, Clubs and more, so many of them proudly display a classic coat of arms to show their pride... so we thought we 25 million Italian Americans ought to have our own! Columbia, the female personification of the United States, and Italia Turrita, the allegorical representative of Italy lend their strong support to a shield bearing the initials I and A, in front of a classic scene recalling the journey of so many of us and our ancestors from Italy to the USA. We hope this classic look will help you show your pride everywhere you take it! Extra points for translating the motto!

Description: We think the best thing we Italian Americans can do for this great nation of ours is to spread our love of FAMGLIA, so we’re recommitting ourselves to the cornerstone of a truly tight family… Sunday macaroni with the people we love. Sure, the world’s busier than it’s ever been, but if you too want to pledge yourself to slowing down and enjoying family once-a-week, grab some “Make Sunday Italian Again” gear, call the whole clan, and get up extra early on Sunday to start the sauce (or gravy if you’re on that side of the coin)!

Description: We can all agree, Santa has a lot on his plate every Christmas... so it only makes sense that he went out and found the hardest working helper you could ever ask for... an Italian nonna! Some may call her the Italian Christmas Witch, but we all know only a nonna could deliver that many presents in one night! This Year, why not outfit the entire Famiglia in one of our all-new Italian American Christmas looks? Guaranteed to bring you and yours a very very Buon Natale!

Description: Panettone... it's the most controversial presence in the Italian Christmas story. Is it the quintessential Italian Christmas delicacy, or the most re-gifted holiday confection in history? This Year, let the entire Famiglia know your stance with one of our all-new "Pass the Panettone" or "Basta with the Panettone" looks! Either way, the pieces are guaranteed to bring you and yours a very very Buon Natale!

Description: Panettone... it's the most controversial presence in the Italian Christmas story. Is it the quintessential Italian Christmas delicacy, or the most re-gifted holiday confection in history? This Year, let the entire Famiglia know your stance with one of our all-new "Pass the Panettone" or "Basta with the Panettone" looks! Either way, the pieces are guaranteed to bring you and yours a very very Buon Natale!

Description: Its the night every Italian American waits for... The Feast of the Seven Fishes! It's a Christmas Eve celebration so grand that Christmas Day itself is almost a let down. Whichever seafood delights your family serves, this year, why not outfit the entire Famiglia in one of our all-new Italian American Christmas looks? Guaranteed to bring you and yours a very very Buon Natale!

Description: Ahhh STRUFFOLI... those little deep-fried, honey-covered balls of heaven-on-earth are a tell-tale sign that an Italian American Christmas is around the corner! This Year, why not outfit the entire Famiglia in one of our all-new Italian American Christmas looks? Guaranteed to bring you and yours a very very Buon Natale!

Description: Who doesn't like the Pugliese? These fine folks, inhabitants of the fertile and temperate "heel" of the Italian boot, are the heirs of Magna Graecia... the deep rooted Greek culture in Southern Italy. their famous Trulli dwellings are just one of the many unique sights, sounds, and tastes that make Puglia such a unique region, and the Pugliese such a unique people!

Description: Sure, they're probably a little thick-headed... but our paesani from the toe of the boot are some of our favorite folk... so if you're a fiery Calabrese, why not show off your roots with this new design made just for our Calabrian friends!

Description: This design is straightforward, bold and classy... just like all good Italian Americans!

Description: Having friends is nice, but having PAESANI… well, once you pop, you can’t stop!

Description: Brothers of Italy... Italy has awoken! Let’s face it, Italy has one of the best National Anthems out there. Call it “Fratelli d’Italia”, “ Il Canto degli Italiani” or the “Inno di Mameli”... but whatever name you like, you know hearing it pulls on the heat strings of every son and daughter of Italy around the world. With this new design, you can carry that pride with you wherever you go!

Description: The”Inno al Re”, or the “Hymn to the King” was composed by the Pugliese composer Giovanni Paisiello in 1787, as the national anthem of the Kingdom of the Two Sicilies. Now, with this new design, you can proudly represent the hymn and the Kingdom for all to see.