The Port Townsend 1878 Lightweight Hoodie

In 1878, Port Townsend was the "Key City" of the Washington Territory, a bustling Victorian seaport where tall ships from across the globe anchored in the shadow of the Olympics. This design features an archival bird’s-eye illustration of the city at its historic peak, capturing the intricate shoreline and the promise of the burgeoning Northwest frontier. It is a tribute to the maritime grit and architectural elegance that defined the peninsula’s gateway long before statehood was even a certainty.

Tuned for the variable climate of the Olympic Peninsula, this piece feels like a decades-old favorite from the very first wear. The 100% ring-spun cotton is garment-dyed to achieve a muted, lived-in color palette that mirrors the sun-bleached driftwood and deep forest shadows of the coast. At a 6.4 oz./yd.² (217 g/m²) weight, this lightweight layer is built for mobility, utilizing a seamless-body construction and a relaxed fit that won't bunch up when you’re navigating the brush or stacking wood. The natural-colored flat drawcord (white on the White variant) and ribbed cuffs and waistband provide a clean, secure finish to the silhouette, while the OEKO-TEX Standard 100 certified fabric ensures your gear is as grounded and sustainable as the landscape it was designed for.

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