Texans at the Battle of Pickett's Mill — 27 May 1864

6th, 7th & 10th Texas Infantry · 15th & 17th Texas Cavalry (Dismounted)

On May 27, 1864, in the dense Georgia woodland near Dallas, Texas regiments held the line at Pickett's Mill — one of the most overlooked engagements of the Atlanta Campaign. This long sleeve shirt carries that history forward. Woven into every thread is a quiet tribute to the men who stood their ground in the smoke and timber of that afternoon, far from home, fighting for something they believed in.

Wear it to a battlefield visit, a regimental reunion, a monument dedication, or simply as a daily reminder that some stories deserve to be kept alive. The lightweight, stretch-fit fabric moves with you through long days outdoors, while built-in UPF 50 protection keeps the sun at bay. Reinforced shoulder tape and clean hemmed edges hold their shape wash after wash — built to last as long as the memory it honors.

Product Features

• Lightweight, breathable 88% polyester / 12% spandex fabric
• Stretchy, athletic fit — comfortable for all-day wear
• UPF 50 sun protection — ideal for outdoor events and battlefield visits
• Reinforced shoulder tape and hemmed edges for lasting durability
• Sewn-in label with clean hemmed sleeves
• Available in sizes S – 2XL with Black stitching

Care Instructions

• Machine wash: cold (max 30°C / 90°F), gentle cycle
• Tumble dry: low heat
• Do not bleach
• Do not iron

Size Guide