The light comes on over Bass Harbor, the tide works the ledge below, and the spruce hold the line behind you. 🌊 This badge puts that evening on your chest: the lighthouse and its keeper's house, the Atlantic breaking on granite, two spruce standing guard — drawn flat in navy, fog grey and cream with one small red lantern room. Arched around the ring it reads ACADIA NATIONAL PARK, and along the bottom, MAINE · EST. 1919 — the year Acadia became a national park.

It prints on a garment-dyed heavyweight tee — sewn first, dyed after, so the colour settles into the cotton instead of sitting on top of it. The shirt arrives already broken in: the weight of a work shirt with the hand of your favourite one, and a slightly uneven, lived-in depth of colour that plain-dyed tees never get. 🏕️ Four garment-dyed shades — Ivory, Blue Jean, Moss and Yam — so the badge sits on a colour that already looks like it has been outside.

• Fabric: 100% ring-spun cotton, garment-dyed so the colour sits deep and soft
• Weight: 6.1 oz/yd² (206.8 g/m²) — a true heavyweight that holds its shape
• Construction: twill-taped neck and shoulders, double-needle armhole, sleeve and bottom hems
• Collar: 7/8″ double-needle topstitched rib collar
• Print: full-colour front chest print from a cut-out file — only the badge prints, so there is no printed box or panel around it on any of the four shades

Quick answers

Which park is this? Acadia National Park on the coast of Maine. The scene is Bass Harbor Head Lighthouse on Mount Desert Island, with the Atlantic surf below it.

How does it fit? Relaxed classic fit in a heavyweight cotton, sizes S–3XL. It wears boxy and soft rather than fitted — take your usual size, or size down for a closer cut.

How do I wash it? Machine wash cold inside out with like colours, tumble dry low, and don't iron directly over the print. Garment-dyed cotton keeps softening with every wash.

Is this an official park product? No. This is original RaZits artwork in the vintage national-park badge tradition, printed to order. It is not affiliated with, licensed by or endorsed by any government agency.

Your Story, In Everyday Items.