Port Townsend Fire Bell Tower 1890 Garment-Dyed Heavyweight Long Sleeve Shirt

Perched high atop the bluff in Port Townsend’s Uptown district, the historic Bell Tower was built in 1890 by the city's volunteer fire department. Rising 75 feet above the bay, this iconic wooden structure was designed to hold a 1,500-pound brass bell and house the city's custom-built horse-drawn fire engine and equipment. Serving as a crucial emergency alarm system during the boomtown era, watchmen would ring the massive bell to rally volunteer firefighters across town. Today, it stands as one of the last remaining wooden fire bell towers in the United States. This grey garment-dyed long sleeve shirt pays tribute to that historic maritime landmark with a detailed, circular emblem graphic reading "FIRE BELL TOWER - PORT TOWNSEND, WA - SINCE 1890."

Enjoy ultimate comfort with this unisex garment-dyed shirt, crafted from durable heavyweight 6.1 oz yard 100 percent soft ring-spun cotton and dyed for a washed, lived-in look. The specialized dyeing technique ensures the shirt is pre-shrunk to maintain its shape no matter how many times you wash it. Built with a relaxed fit for easy layering, it features a topstitched classic-width collar, durable rib cuffs, a signature twill label, and shoulder-to-shoulder twill taping across the neck and shoulders for long-lasting wear.

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