Apparel Design for homefield

I worked as an apparel designer at Homefield for two years collaborating on a team of talented designers to create multi-piece officially licensed collections for over 60 schools. We scour old yearbooks, ebay, and sometimes (god forbid) reddit for traditions, vintage mascots, and forgotten bowl games to create thoughtful and apparel that resonates with fans. These are some of my favorite designs I have created as a result.

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Case study: Welcome to the Big House

When planning U of M’s 2023 refresh we knew we wanted to highlight the iconic Big House. What better way than to combine the stadium with the beloved sailor hat wolverine logo?

vintage button feat. sailor hat logo and stadium illustration

Case study: Duke Hoops

Duke emerged victorious in the NCAA basketball tourney back-to-back in ‘91 and ‘92. This oversized 90s-inspired tee draws from comic book aesthetics to celebrate those games and highlight the university’s unique mascot.

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