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New throwback line of University of Delaware shirts feature retro Blue Hen looks

The throwback University of Delaware shirts are popular nationally because Fightin' Blue Hens are "hilarious" to some, apparently.

IBJ Podcast: How college apparel maker Homefield runs the fast break during March Madness – Indianapolis Business Journal

In this week’s edition of the IBJ Podcast, Connor and Christa Hitchcock explain how they parlayed their success with small schools into agreements with the bigger names.

College-focused Homefield Apparel finds opportunity in March Madness – Indianapolis Business Journal

The Indianapolis company specializes in selling vintage-themed T-shirts to fans of 150 universities, and surprising storylines have become a sure thing in the 68-team NCAA tournament.

ASU finds success with apparel company

How does one create a line of vintage merchandise with 77 years worth of history mostly off-limits?

Homefield launches vintage Penn State apparel for one of sports' 'most iconic brands'

Can the sale’s of Penn State apparel defeat Florida?

Homefield Apparel, Big Brand On Campus

What Your T-Shirt Says About You

What Your T-Shirt Says About You Amanda Mull This article was published online on March 12, 2021. Last May, when Connor Hitchcock decided to start a fundraiser for some out-of-work friends, he had modest expectations. Hitchcock and his wife, Christa, run Homefield Apparel, which licenses old collegiate sports logos to make vintage-inspired T-shirts and sweatshirts. They wanted to help out a handful of writers who had recently been furloughed from Vox Media’s college-football website, Banner Society. The couple drew up some designs based on inside jokes from the site’s two podcasts. Hitchcock didn’t tell the writers what he was up to. “I thought maybe we could raise $2,000 and help them buy some groceries,” he told me.

T-Shirts Are the Souvenirs From the Year We Went Nowhere

This article was published online on March 12, 2021. Last May, when Connor Hitchcock decided to start a fundraiser for some out-of-work friends, he had modest expectations. Hitchcock and his wife, Christa, run Homefield Apparel, which licenses old collegiate sports logos to make vintage-inspired T-shirts and sweatshirts. They wanted to help out a handful of writers who had recently been furloughed from Vox Media’s college-football website, Banner Society. The couple drew up some designs based on inside jokes from the site’s two podcasts. Hitchcock didn’t tell the writers what he was up to. “I thought maybe we could raise $2,000 and help them buy some groceries,” he told me.