Grand Union 250th Tee
The Grand Union Flag, also called theĀ Continental Colors, was the first de facto flag of the United States (1775-1777), featuring the British Union Jack in the canton (top corner) with 13 alternating red and white stripes, symbolizing the colonies' initial loyalty to Britain while aspiring for self-governance. It blended British heritage with colonial unity, first flown by John Paul Jones on the USS Alfred and later by George Washington, paving the way for the Stars and Stripes. Ā
The Semiquincentennial Collection honors the oath that built this nationāprioritizing liberty over comfort and consequence over compliance. For two and a half centuries, this commitment has propelled us forward through every generation and every challenge. Freedom claimed, not granted. The same oath. The same fight. Zero ā Foxtrot, a dedication to stacking tyrants.
- Vibrant back design
- 60/40 cotton/poly blend
- May inspire patriotism
- Designed in the USA
The Grand Union Flag, also called theĀ Continental Colors, was the first de facto flag of the United States (1775-1777), featuring the British Union Jack in the canton (top corner) with 13 alternating red and white stripes, symbolizing the colonies' initial loyalty to Britain while aspiring for self-governance. It blended British heritage with colonial unity, first flown by John Paul Jones on the USS Alfred and later by George Washington, paving the way for the Stars and Stripes. Ā
The Semiquincentennial Collection honors the oath that built this nationāprioritizing liberty over comfort and consequence over compliance. For two and a half centuries, this commitment has propelled us forward through every generation and every challenge. Freedom claimed, not granted. The same oath. The same fight. Zero ā Foxtrot, a dedication to stacking tyrants.
- Vibrant back design
- 60/40 cotton/poly blend
- May inspire patriotism
- Designed in the USA
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The Grand Union Flag, also called theĀ Continental Colors, was the first de facto flag of the United States (1775-1777), featuring the British Union Jack in the canton (top corner) with 13 alternating red and white stripes, symbolizing the colonies' initial loyalty to Britain while aspiring for self-governance. It blended British heritage with colonial unity, first flown by John Paul Jones on the USS Alfred and later by George Washington, paving the way for the Stars and Stripes. Ā
The Semiquincentennial Collection honors the oath that built this nationāprioritizing liberty over comfort and consequence over compliance. For two and a half centuries, this commitment has propelled us forward through every generation and every challenge. Freedom claimed, not granted. The same oath. The same fight. Zero ā Foxtrot, a dedication to stacking tyrants.
- Vibrant back design
- 60/40 cotton/poly blend
- May inspire patriotism
- Designed in the USA
