On a still morning the mountain shows up twice. 🏔️ This badge catches that: Rainier’s glaciers going coral in the first light, the sun cresting the shoulder, three birds out over the water, and the whole peak laid out again upside-down in the lake below — ringed by MOUNT RAINIER · NATIONAL PARK · EST. 1899.

An original RaZits illustration in the flat, screen-printed spirit of classic 1930s park travel art. Glacier white, deep teal, cream and a coral sunrise, with halftone shading on the snowfields. Our own composition — not a copy of any historic poster.

• Fabric: 100% ring-spun cotton, garment-dyed for a lived-in colour that softens with every wash
• Weight: 6.1 oz/yd² (206.8 g/m²) — a true heavyweight tee, not a summer-thin one
• Fit: relaxed classic fit, sizes S–3XL
• Construction: twill-taped neck and shoulders, 7/8″ double-needle topstitched collar, double-needle armhole, sleeve and bottom hems
• Print: 10″ full-colour front badge, printed to order on a transparent-background file so only the artwork lands on the fabric

Quick answers

Which park is this? Mount Rainier National Park in Washington State, established in 1899 — the year printed on the badge.

What is in the artwork? The glaciated peak at sunrise above a still lake, with the mountain reflected in the water, evergreens on the near shore and birds over the surface.

How does this tee fit? Relaxed fit in a heavyweight 6.1 oz cotton — warm enough on its own for a cool Cascade morning and easy under a shell. Full measurements are in the size guide next to the size selector.

Who is it for? Paradise and Sunrise visitors, Wonderland Trail walkers, Pacific Northwest hikers, and anyone who has waited out the clouds for one clear look at the mountain.

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