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Cinnamon bark, a fallen cone and a trunk too tall to fit inside the circle.

Giant Forest walkers get a Sequoia National Park shirt built around one enormous trunk, printed as a round badge on a men's tee. It belongs on Sierra Nevada road trips and slow afternoons spent with your head tipped back among the giant trunks.

The design: one giant sequoia, seen from its roots

Dark green capitals spell SEQUOIA NATIONAL PARK in one sweep over the upper edge of the ring, and EST. 1890, the year the park was founded, sits at the bottom.

The middle of the badge belongs to the lower trunk of a giant sequoia. Its cinnamon-brown bark runs in deep vertical furrows lit by pale streaks, the roots flare out where they meet the ground, and a dark hollow opens at its foot. A single pine cone with a small green sprig rests at the base on a strip of brown forest floor, while rows of green conifers rise on either side.

Fine, engraving-like lines carve the texture into the bark, and the trees around it stay flat and simple, so the trunk carries the whole picture. A cream disc and thin green rings frame the scene.

Heavy cotton, cut with room to move

  • Thick cotton (100%, 6.1 oz/yd² or 206.8 g/m²) that has real weight to it and a soft hand
  • Dyed after sewing, so every shade has a gentle, lived-in look straight away
  • A relaxed cut that leaves space through the body and arms
  • Sturdy tape runs along the collar and across both shoulders, backing up the seams that get tugged hardest
  • Stitched twice at the collar, the arm and sleeve openings and the bottom edge to keep those edges strong

Who it's for

Big-tree pilgrims, Sierra Nevada hikers, California road-trippers and everyone with a photo of themselves dwarfed by a trunk. It suits a forest loop in the morning and the diner stop on the way home. Pick it as a birthday gift, a December holiday present, a Father's Day surprise or a souvenir for whoever planned the trip.

Quick answers

Why is the trunk cut off at the top?

On purpose. The badge shows the tree the way you see it standing beside one, where the base fills your view and the crown is far out of sight.

What's on the back?

Nothing at all. The single front badge is the whole statement, so a daypack can ride on your shoulders without hiding any of the art.

How roomy is the cut?

Plenty, so there is no need to size up unless you want even more, since the shape is roomy as it is. Measure the chest width and body length of a shirt from your drawer, then match them in the size guide next to the size options.

Any care tips?

Cold water, inside out, like colors in the load and a gentle, low-temperature tumble dry, and never iron directly over the art.

Shipping and returns

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

Size guide

PRODUCT WIDTH (inches) PRODUCT LENGTH (inches) SLEEVE LENGTH, CENTER BACK (inches)
S 18¼ 26⅝ 16¼
M 20¼ 28 17¾
L 22 29⅜ 19
XL 24 30¾ 20½
2XL 26 31⅝ 21¾
3XL 27¾ 32½ 23¼

PRODUCT WIDTH (cm) PRODUCT LENGTH (cm) SLEEVE LENGTH, CENTER BACK (cm)
S 46.4 67.6 41.3
M 51.4 71.1 45.1
L 55.9 74.6 48.3
XL 61.0 78.1 52.1
2XL 66.0 80.3 55.3
3XL 70.5 82.6 59.1

Sequoia National Park Shirt – Giant Trunk Badge Heavyweight Tee

Regular price $49.95 USD

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Big-tree country on a round chest badge, for people who still crane their necks just thinking about it.

Why it stands tall

  • Roots-up view — the badge frames the base of one giant sequoia, so sheer scale does the talking instead of a skyline.
  • Heavy but soft — weighty cotton with a broken-in shade and a roomy shape that suits a day of switchbacks.
  • Camera-roll gift — for anyone back from the Sierra with sore knees and a phone full of photos of trunks.
  • Man wearing the Ivory tee, front view, with the round giant sequoia trunk badge across the chest
  • Man in the Blue Jean tee, front angle, wearing the Sequoia National Park trunk badge
  • Moss green men's tee laid flat, front view with the giant sequoia trunk badge and EST. 1890 lettering
  • Yam men's tee laid flat, front view of the round sequoia badge with a pine cone at the base of the trunk
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Free US shipping · Easy 30-day returns · US delivery usually 5–12 business days

Cinnamon bark, a fallen cone and a trunk too tall to fit inside the circle.

Giant Forest walkers get a Sequoia National Park shirt built around one enormous trunk, printed as a round badge on a men's tee. It belongs on Sierra Nevada road trips and slow afternoons spent with your head tipped back among the giant trunks.

The design: one giant sequoia, seen from its roots

Dark green capitals spell SEQUOIA NATIONAL PARK in one sweep over the upper edge of the ring, and EST. 1890, the year the park was founded, sits at the bottom.

The middle of the badge belongs to the lower trunk of a giant sequoia. Its cinnamon-brown bark runs in deep vertical furrows lit by pale streaks, the roots flare out where they meet the ground, and a dark hollow opens at its foot. A single pine cone with a small green sprig rests at the base on a strip of brown forest floor, while rows of green conifers rise on either side.

Fine, engraving-like lines carve the texture into the bark, and the trees around it stay flat and simple, so the trunk carries the whole picture. A cream disc and thin green rings frame the scene.

Heavy cotton, cut with room to move

  • Thick cotton (100%, 6.1 oz/yd² or 206.8 g/m²) that has real weight to it and a soft hand
  • Dyed after sewing, so every shade has a gentle, lived-in look straight away
  • A relaxed cut that leaves space through the body and arms
  • Sturdy tape runs along the collar and across both shoulders, backing up the seams that get tugged hardest
  • Stitched twice at the collar, the arm and sleeve openings and the bottom edge to keep those edges strong

Who it's for

Big-tree pilgrims, Sierra Nevada hikers, California road-trippers and everyone with a photo of themselves dwarfed by a trunk. It suits a forest loop in the morning and the diner stop on the way home. Pick it as a birthday gift, a December holiday present, a Father's Day surprise or a souvenir for whoever planned the trip.

Quick answers

Why is the trunk cut off at the top?

On purpose. The badge shows the tree the way you see it standing beside one, where the base fills your view and the crown is far out of sight.

What's on the back?

Nothing at all. The single front badge is the whole statement, so a daypack can ride on your shoulders without hiding any of the art.

How roomy is the cut?

Plenty, so there is no need to size up unless you want even more, since the shape is roomy as it is. Measure the chest width and body length of a shirt from your drawer, then match them in the size guide next to the size options.

Any care tips?

Cold water, inside out, like colors in the load and a gentle, low-temperature tumble dry, and never iron directly over the art.

Shipping and returns

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

Size guide

PRODUCT WIDTH (inches) PRODUCT LENGTH (inches) SLEEVE LENGTH, CENTER BACK (inches)
S 18¼ 26⅝ 16¼
M 20¼ 28 17¾
L 22 29⅜ 19
XL 24 30¾ 20½
2XL 26 31⅝ 21¾
3XL 27¾ 32½ 23¼

PRODUCT WIDTH (cm) PRODUCT LENGTH (cm) SLEEVE LENGTH, CENTER BACK (cm)
S 46.4 67.6 41.3
M 51.4 71.1 45.1
L 55.9 74.6 48.3
XL 61.0 78.1 52.1
2XL 66.0 80.3 55.3
3XL 70.5 82.6 59.1
Man wearing the Ivory tee, front view, with the round giant sequoia trunk badge across the chest
Sequoia National Park Shirt – Giant Trunk Badge Heavyweight Tee

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