Red rock, a sky full of sun rays and snow on the far peaks, all in one desert circle.

Carry a little canyon-country warmth with you in this arches national park shirt, cut as a men's tee and wearing the Red Arch Sunburst Badge front and center. It's made for Moab road trips and slow mornings back home, and anyone who has hiked out to see the arches in person will get the reference instantly.

Inside the Red Arch Sunburst Badge

A wide navy ring holds the lettering. ARCHES NATIONAL PARK sweeps across the top in warm gold capitals, EST. 1971 sits along the bottom, and small gold stars mark the left and right sides, with two more on either side of the year. A fine gold line traces the inner edge of the ring.

At the center stands a free-standing arch in red-orange with tan highlights, rising from its own rock base. Behind it, a pale-gold sun spreads thin rays across a warm tan sky, snow-capped blue mountains line the horizon and show through the opening, and layered blue hills roll toward the front. A dark cactus silhouette stands guard to the left and to the right.

Everything is drawn with flat color and bold, simple shapes, so the hot reds and the cool blues sit side by side without competing. The badge prints large across the middle of the chest, with nothing on the back.

Heavier cotton, easygoing cut

• This arches national park shirt is knit from 100% cotton at a heavyweight 6.1 oz/yd² (206.8 g/m²), with a soft hand you notice right away
• Dye is added only after sewing, which leaves the fabric a muted, slightly washed tone that suits a desert scene
• A relaxed fit gives you room to move when you're scrambling over red rock or loading up the car
• Inside the collar and along each shoulder, a reinforcing strip adds strength right where you tug when pulling it on
• The 7/8″ collar, sleeve openings, armholes and bottom edge are each stitched twice over for clean, hard-wearing seams

Who it's for

Desert hikers who chase the light on slickrock, Moab road-trippers, canyon-country campers, landscape photographers and anyone with red dust still stuck to their boots. Pull it on for a southern Utah weekend, a campground breakfast or a regular Tuesday. Wrap it for Father's Day or a birthday, slip it into a spring-break duffel, or keep it back as a welcome-home gift for after the drive.

Quick answers

Is the arch on the badge named?

No. The badge prints only the park name and the year. The arch is drawn as a free-standing red rock arch in front of a golden sun, with snowy peaks showing through its opening.

Is 1971 when the park opened?

Arches was protected as a national monument first and gained national park status in 1971. That later date runs beneath the arch on the navy ring, flanked by a pair of gold stars.

Is the fit snug or loose?

Loose. The men's cut is relaxed and roomy. Hold the measurements of a shirt you already own up against the size guide next to the size options to settle on a size.

Any laundry tips?

Cold water, inside out, with similar colors, then a low dryer setting. Skip ironing over the printed badge.

Shipping and returns

Free US shipping. US delivery usually 5–12 business days. Easy 30-day returns.

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