The flag Oklahoma flew before the one you know.
Red field, one white star, and a 46 set right in the middle of it. Adopted four years after statehood, retired in 1925 for being the wrong color at the wrong time. We put it back.
Oklahoma keeps getting told in shorthand: dust, tornadoes, a musical. The real record is stranger and better than that. We pick one piece of it per design, get the facts right, and print it on something you'll wear until it goes soft.
One story per design. Sourced, dated, and printed on the good blanks.
Every piece ships with the history behind it — where the name comes from, what happened there, and why it's worth remembering. No invented folklore.
Dates, names, and primary sources before a single line of art.
Embroidery over vinyl, enamel over ceramic. Things that take a beating.
Every design takes its name from a real place, law, or year in Oklahoma history.