Vintage Toledo Shirts that Celebrate Toledo History

In 1913 the Toledo Commerce Club held a contest to create a new slogan for the city of Toledo. The winning entry, "You Will Do Better In Toledo", w...

Situated in Toledo's east side, The Toledo Sports Arena was home to Toledo Hockey for 60 years and the greatest rock and roll concerts in Toledo's ...

The iconic and beloved red, white, and black bow tie logo was once the pride and dedication of Toledo. To this day, Toledoans live with fond memori...

For six months in 1988 it was panda-monium at the Toledo Zoo! They were given an opportunity to exhibit two giant pandas on loan from China. Thousa...

The Metroparks are a staple of Toledo and what better way to explore all 19 parks than with this shirt? Make sure to pick up this shirt to stay yo...

On January 26, 1978, the storm of the century tore through parts of the Midwest, including Toledo, marking an event that will forever be known as t...

In 1857, Frederick Eaton and his nephew, John Eaton, Jr., opened the dry goods store, Frederick Eaton & Co. Sometime in the next 15 years, Fred...

The Toledo Sports Arena was home to the greatest rock and roll concerts in Toledo's history. From Elvis to KISS, David Bowie to Johnny Cash, Metall...

Holy Toledo! Are you just as excited as we are about this officially licensed Holy Toledo Shirt? Even if you're not from the area, the phrase "Holy...

Miller Lite owes us a cold one. Back in the 60s, Meister Brau Lite was brewed at the Buckeye Beer Plant in Toledo, Ohio. Eventually, Miller bought ...

Did you know the Toledo Zoo is home to over 700 different species and has more than 10,000 animals? Not only that but the Toledo Zoo also participa...

Brewed by the Maumee Bay Brewing Company in Toledo, Ohio, Buckeye Beer is the Champagne of the Maumee River.   Details Poly/Cotton/Rayon tri-blen...

The city of Toledo was incorporated in 1837. One year later, Buckeye Beer opened its doors as the city's second business operation. The only older ...

Did you know Toledo was originally founded in Michigan in 1833? Not long after, it was granted to Ohio as a result of the Toledo War in 1837. We th...

You too can wear Buckeye Beer's best-selling Buckeye Buck! He’s as majestic as he is stylish. Not to mention, he’s the original mascot of the Bucke...

Remember back in the day when you were at a picnic or dance and there was always a bottle of Mohr Bros. there to keep you refreshed? Mohr Bros. Bot...

The Toledo Sports Arena was home to the greatest rock and roll concerts in Toledo's history. From Elvis to KISS, David Bowie to Johnny Cash, Metall...

McAuley High School was an all-girls Catholic high school in Toledo, Ohio. It was named for Catherine McAuley, the founder of the Sisters of Mercy....

Go Tigers! Did you know, Devilbiss High School, named after Thomas A. DeVilbiss, was part of the Toledo Public School District from 1931 until 1991...

Love the Toledo Museum of Art? We do too. That's why we've created this t-shirt to show off the iconic museum that we all know and love! Wear your ...

Keep the memory of Libbey High School alive! Do you who this school is named after? Edward Drummond Libbey! If you remember, Libbey High School was...

Moses Fleetwood Walker was the first African-American player in major league baseball. He was the catcher for the Toledos when they made their deb...

We've said it before and we will say it again, you will do better in Toledo! This t-shirt is a recreation of a vintage stamp of Downtown Toledo. Wh...

 Do you know why Toledo is referred to as the key to the sea? Toledo has long been a major hub for intermodal transportation. Because of this, Tole...

LAST CHANCE! This item is being discontinued, so get it while you can! Did you know Toledo was originally founded in Michigan in 1833? Not long aft...

Art runs deep in Toledo. One of our favorite places to get inspired is our world-renowned art museum, the Toledo Museum of Art! The TMA is located ...

The Toledo Troopers were 7 time World Champions of the National Women's Football League. Achieving an unparalleled .906 winning percentage througho...

Summer is not complete without a trip to the drive-in. Growing up in Toledo, you probably have some good memories at the Parkside Drive-In.  From w...

Whether you've viewed it from your favorite lookout point, from Farnsworth Metropark, or from below on the Maumee River itself, folks from Watervi...

Moses Fleetwood Walker was the first African-American player in major league baseball. He was the catcher for the Toledos when they made their deb...

Let's go down to Portside! If you ever went to Portside, you probably have a lot of great memories. It was filled with about 80 specialty stores ra...

From the carousel to the fountain to the seven-theater complex, the Southwyck Mall was a Toledo staple. After 36 years of business, the mall closed...

From Sgt. Pepperoni the Walrus, Rock the Krock, Ludwig Von Drum, Barbara Stringband the Fox, and Major himself - the Rock n' Roll Rebellion was a M...

In the 1950s, Tiedtkes Department Store in Downtown Toledo began the tradition of cutting an extra large wheel of Christmas cheese. 3,600 pounds to...

Located in Toledo's north end, NorthTowne Square Mall was a thriving mall in the ‘80s. It featured stores rarely found elsewhere in the area, such ...