Built from Timber. Born to Hit.
The Saginaw River Logs were a fictional semi-pro team from the 1920s, made up of mill workers, dockhands, and sandlot sluggers who played at a diamond carved into Ojibwe Island. Their bats were hand-cut, their uniforms were flannel, and their fans cheered from fallen timber lining the outfield.
They were known for late-inning rallies, a mascot named “Splinter,” and a victory chant that echoed across the water: “We swing like we split pine!”
With games once played on Ojibwe Island, locals remember the sound from the crack of the bat on both sides of the river!
This tee doesn’t just look good—it does good.
Made from a crazy-soft blend of 50% recycled polyester, 25% organic ring-spun cotton, and 25% modal, this shirt feels as good on your conscience as it does on your skin. The fit is relaxed, the fabric is breathable, and the vibe is all vintage—just like the teams we dream up.
Every shirt helps divert up to six plastic bottles from landfills and reduces environmental impact through the C-FREE® program, which measures and offsets the product’s total carbon footprint—from creation to delivery. That means your shirt is not only sustainably made, but its impact has been certified and balanced through verified carbon offset projects.
