Show your Alabama pride with a clean, timeless design inspired by one of the most recognizable state symbols in the country. This Alabama State Flag T-Shirt is a great pick for history buffs, proud residents, travelers, and anyone who loves bold graphic t shirts with a simple, classic look. Easy to wear and easy to pair with jeans, shorts, or layered outfits, it brings state heritage into your everyday style without overdoing it.
The official and current flag of the State of Alabama is perhaps the simplest of the U.S state flags. It was adopted by Act 383 of the Alabama state legislature on February 16, 1895. It is particularly described in the said Act that the flag of Alabama State shall be a crimson cross of St. Andrew on a field of white. The cross of St. Andrew mentioned in the Act is a diagonal cross, or also known as a saltire.
But did you know that on January 11, 1861, the Alabama Succession passed a resolution wherein they have designated an official flag for the state? It was originally designed by several women from the capital city of Montgomery and the finishing touches were done by Francis Corra. It features a field of blue with the goddess Liberty on its obverse with a cotton plant on its reverse.
However, Alabamaβs state flag was removed from the U.S. Capitol Building due to its βconfederate imageryβ along with other states like Florida, Georgia, Arkansas, and Mississippi.
If you are fascinated by Alabamaβs flag, its symbolism, and its place in American history, this tee makes a standout addition to your collection. It also fits right in with fans shopping for cheap graphic tees that still deliver a strong visual statement. Pick your favorite color and wear this Alabama State Flag T-Shirt as a simple way to represent the Heart of Dixie.
Features
- Available in Unisex Short Sleeve, Hooded Sweat Shirt, or Girls V Neck
- Also available in Youth, Toddler, and Infant sizes
- T-Shirt 100% Preshrunk Cotton (Heather grey 60% cotton/40% polyester)
- Hoodie 75% cotton/25% polyester
- Assorted colors
- Cheap as hell
