From Bondage to Battle

June 7, 1863. At Milliken's Bend, Louisiana, men who had been enslaved just weeks before stood their ground against Confederate forces in some of the most brutal close-quarters combat of the Civil War. The 1st Mississippi Infantry (African Descent) fought with a ferocity that silenced skeptics and changed the course of how Black soldiers were viewed in the Union Army — and in history.

This tribute tee carries that story edge-to-edge. The all-over cut-and-sew print keeps the imagery and message uninterrupted — no borders, no compromise. When you wear it, you carry a chapter of American history that is too often left out of the textbook.

Wear it to commemorations, Juneteenth events, history talks, reenactments, or any day you want your clothing to speak with quiet, deliberate purpose.

Product Features

• Durable 100% polyester knit — shape-retaining and quick-drying
• All-over cut-and-sew print — edge-to-edge, uninterrupted design
• Side seams and shoulder tape for structural support and longevity
• Ribbed knit collar with seam for lasting elasticity
• Available in two fabric weights: lightweight (4.0 oz/yd²) or midweight (6.0 oz/yd²)
• Regular fit — tagless and runs true to size
• Assembled in the USA from globally sourced parts

Care Instructions

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

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