The first flag of a nation being born whose thirteen stripes declared independence before the stars were ready to shine. Raised for the first time on New Year's Day 1776 over George Washington's besieged Continental Army camp outside Boston, the Grand Union Flag — thirteen stripes for thirteen colonies, the British Union Jack still in the canton — captured a revolutionary movement suspended between two worlds: no longer loyal subjects of the Crown, not yet a fully independent republic. The Grand Union era (1775-1777) produced a celebrated — if transitional — moment of extraordinary national becoming, its flag flying over the first American naval vessels, the siege of Boston, and the earliest Continental Congress debates as thirteen distinct colonies first learned to act as one people, and the remarkable transformation of that hybrid banner into the Stars and Stripes within just eighteen months making the Grand Union one of the most symbolically honored and historically celebrated chapters in the entire story of American heritage. This interactive sweatshirt connects you to that remarkable legacy with a QR code linking to the full story.
HERITAG is a purpose-driven brand that celebrates cultural diversity and awareness. Wear and share your social identity and cultural heritage with a unique collection of interactive sweatshirts that carry historical flags of America. Create informative and fun moments by inviting people to scan the visible QR code and learn about the proud history of America.
Making products on demand instead of in bulk also helps reduce overproduction, and this quality sweatshirt is made especially for you as soon as you place an order.
Few more things to know about this product: • Scannable QR code printed on the back for an interactive and fun experience • Designed to educate about a nation's proud history milestones and rich culture • Custom print-on-demand • 50% cotton, 50% polyester • Regular fit, sturdy and warm, pre-shrunk soft-feel fabric • Double-needle stitched spandex collar, shoulders, armholes, cuffs, and hem
