T-shirts · Kaktovik
Kaktovik Echo Stack dark tee
$24
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Details
Unisex fit · Front print, about 11 in wide · Machine wash cold, inside out.
About this kaktovik gift
Kaktovik is a small Inupiat village on Barter Island, on the Arctic coast of Alaska's North Slope, and most people who live there have deep roots in the place and its whaling and subsistence traditions. A shirt with Kaktovik on it is for someone who's proud of a town that most of the country will never see, whether they still live there, work up on the slope, or have moved away and miss the long light and the cold. Because the village is so small and remote, a Kaktovik gift tends to mean something specific: a reminder of home for someone who left, or a way to claim the place for a friend or relative who's made it their own. Many designs leave room for a second line, so you can add a year, a family name, or a line of your own. A hoodie suits the cold months, and a mug suits the morning kitchen where the coffee goes on early.
All kaktovik gifts →- A tee for someone who leftA Kaktovik shirt is an easy way to carry the village with them to a city far to the south.
- A hoodie for the Arctic coldKaktovik is cold most of the year, so a warm hoodie with the village name on it gets worn.
- A mug for the home kitchenPut Kaktovik on an 11 oz mug for someone who starts the day with coffee and thinks of home.
- Kids tees for the next generationKids tees and baby onesies let families mark the village in the youngest members of the family.
