For Freedom and Union. Saltville, Virginia. October 2, 1864.

On a cold Virginia morning, the men of the 5th U.S. Colored Cavalry rode into battle at Saltville — not just for the Union, but for something far more personal: their own freedom and the freedom of every person who looked like them. This tribute tee carries that date, that name, and that weight on its chest. It doesn’t shout. It doesn’t need to.

Printed sharp on a durable 100% polyester blank, this is a shirt for the student of history who understands that some stories deserve to be worn — at battlefield visits, museum events, reenactments, or simply as a daily reminder that courage took many forms in 1864. A regular fit that settles in fast, a tagless construction that disappears against your skin, and a ribbed collar that holds its shape through every wash.

Built to Last. Made to Remember.

• 100% durable polyester — shape-retaining, quick-drying, built for repeat wear
• Two fabric weights — 4 oz. (113 g/m²) or 6 oz. (170 g/m²) to suit the season
• Side seams & shoulder tape — structural stability that keeps the print front and center
• Ribbed knit collar — long-lasting fit that doesn’t stretch out
• Tagless construction — clean comfort, no label irritation
• Regular fit, S–3XL — assembled in the USA from globally sourced materials; true to size

Care: Machine wash cold, gentle cycle. Tumble dry low. Do not bleach, iron, or dry clean.

Printed on demand. Ships with pride.