UNRECONSTRUCTED

UNRECONSTRUCTED

American state heritage, drawn in gold. Minimalist state outlines with the year it all began — on t-shirts, hoodies, stickers, mugs, and more.

Alabama · Florida · Georgia available now. All 50 states coming.

The Designs

Three states ready. Forty-seven to go.

UNRECONSTRUCTED ALABAMA • SINCE 1819

Alabama • Since 1819

The 22nd state. Alabama joined the Union on December 14, 1819. Gold state outline with vintage heritage lettering — for natives, locals, and everyone proud to call Alabama home.

UNRECONSTRUCTED FLORIDA • SINCE 1845

Florida • Since 1845

The 27th state. Florida joined the Union on March 3, 1845. Gold state outline with vintage heritage lettering — for natives, locals, and everyone proud to call Florida home.

UNRECONSTRUCTED GEORGIA • SINCE 1788

Georgia • Since 1788

The 4th state. Georgia ratified the Constitution on January 2, 1788. Gold state outline with vintage heritage lettering — for natives, locals, and everyone proud to call Georgia home.

Coming Soon

Arkansas (since 1836) is next — followed by the rest of the South, and eventually all 50 states, so every American can celebrate their state heritage. Amazon storefront on the way, too.

About

Unreconstructed is a state heritage design brand from Florida. Every design is the same honest idea: your state's outline, the year it became a state, and nothing else — drawn in gold on black.

We live in the South, and we're starting here. But the goal is all 50 states, so every American can celebrate their state heritage.

FAQ

Where can I buy Unreconstructed designs?

Through our TeePublic store and our Redbubble shop. Amazon is coming soon.

What products are available?

T-shirts, hoodies, sweatshirts, tank tops, kids apparel, stickers, magnets, mugs, phone cases, tote bags, pillows, wall art, and more — printed and shipped by TeePublic and Redbubble.

Which states are available now?

Alabama (since 1819), Florida (since 1845), and Georgia (since 1788). Arkansas is next, and all 50 states are planned.

Will you make a design for my state?

Yes — that's the plan. All 50 states, one at a time.