Sterling Market

Side Project Brewing is a legend in the craft world, adored for meticulous barrel aging and beers so complex they practically require footnotes. The taproom has a reverent energy, as if every pour should be savored slowly. The Soccer Circle Logo Tee brings a lighter side to all that expertise with a clean design worthy of any fan section. Put it on and you look ready to cheer for your favorite team or debate the perfect stout pairing.

Abita Brewing was founded in 1986 in the piney woods of Abita Springs, Louisiana, 30 miles north of New Orleans. It was the first craft brewery in the Southeast, brewing with pure artesian water drawn from a deep well more than 2,000 years old. It is now celebrating its 40th year. The VooDoo Hop Atlantic Tee features a distressed, voodoo-inspired hop design with Abita pride and a New Orleans nod. The place deserves the mystique. Wear it accordingly.

The Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art has anchored Kansas City's cultural scene since 1933 - a neoclassical institution whose south lawn is equally famous for the giant Shuttlecocks scattered across it like a punchline to a very elegant joke. This limited-edition collab with KC's own Charlie Hustle reimagines that lawn in art nouveau style. Heavyweight 100% cotton, oversized fit with drop shoulders. Two Kansas City institutions, one tee.

The Kansas City Monarchs were the longest-running franchise in Negro Leagues history - ten pennants, a World Series title in 1924, and the launchpad for Jackie Robinson, Ernie Banks, and Satchel Paige. The 1949 season tells a particular kind of story: they won their division's first-half pennant but couldn't field a full playoff roster - too many players had been traded to integrating major league clubs. This New Era 59FIFTY fitted cap is sold through the Negro Leagues Baseball Museum in Kansas City. Wear the history.

Boulevard Brewing started when a former printmaker named John McDonald delivered his first keg of Pale Ale to a Kansas City restaurant in the back of his pickup truck. That was 1989, and the city was thirsty — Boulevard grew fast enough to become the largest specialty brewer in the Midwest. The brewery still sits on Southwest Boulevard, same building where McDonald once made cabinets. This camo bucket hat has that same roots-showing energy.

In 1961, a young couple from Philadelphia stopped in New Orleans on their honeymoon and never fully left. Allan and Sandra Jaffe took over a cramped gallery at 726 St. Peter Street in the French Quarter and started putting on jazz concerts every night. No amplification. No alcohol. Benches and standing room and some of the greatest musicians on earth. Preservation Hall has been at it ever since, 360 nights a year. This Hi-Life tee is a spin on the classic drum logo, in soft Bella + Canvas ring-spun cotton. Wear it like you stayed for the late set.