Alexander's Castle Fort Worden 1892 Garment-Dyed Heavyweight T-Shirt

Perched within Fort Worden State Park in Port Townsend, Alexander’s Castle was constructed in 1892 by Scottish clergyman the Reverend John Alexander. Built out of brick and mortar with a distinctive crenellated brick tower, local legend says he constructed the Victorian stronghold to persuade his Scottish fiancée to join him in the Pacific Northwest—though she ultimately declined, leaving the iconic castle as a solitary testament to romance and pioneer ambition. The U.S. Army later acquired the property as part of Fort Worden's military reservation, utilizing the tower for artillery observation and coastal defense. This garment-dyed tee honors that unique local history with a clean architectural line-art illustration of the tower and grounds, paired with vintage typography reading "ALEXANDER'S CASTLE - PORT TOWNSEND 1892."

If you’re looking for a thick, structured tee that’s also super soft and breathable—look no further! This unisex garment-dyed heavyweight t-shirt ticks all the boxes. Crafted from 100 percent ring-spun cotton with a 6.1 oz yard fabric weight, it delivers a comfortable relaxed fit and a washed-in, earthy tone right out of the box. Built for lasting durability whether you're exploring historic military grounds or relaxing by the bay, it features a 7/8-inch double-needle topstitched collar, twill-taped neck and shoulders for extra durability, and double-needle stitching along the armholes, sleeves, and bottom hem.

Size guide: