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About Arkansas
The story of Arkansas
Arkansas is Ozark hills, hot springs and hidden diamonds — living up to its Natural State nickname.
History & heritage
Admitted in 1836, Arkansas is the birthplace of both Walmart and President Bill Clinton. With the state motto “Regnat Populus” and a founding year of 1836, Arkansas carries a history you can wear on your chest — that's what our print-on-demand apparel is here for.
Geography & landscape
The Ozark and Ouachita mountains rise across the north and west, while the Mississippi Delta stretches across the east. Covering 53,179 sq mi, Arkansas lies in the South region and runs on Central time.
Culture, food and traditions
Razorback football, bluegrass in the Ozarks and a booming arts scene around Bentonville's Crystal Bridges give Arkansas an identity all its own. From regional flavors like fried catfish, cheese dip, chocolate gravy to festivals such as Bikes Blues & BBQ and World Cheese Dip Championship, the culture of Arkansas shows up in every collection we design.
Sports, colleges and community
Home teams like Razorbacks, Travelers and universities such as University of Arkansas, Arkansas State anchor communities across the state — and inspire many of our Arkansas designs.
Parks, landmarks and wildlife
Landmarks like Crater of Diamonds, Ozarks, Clinton Library, Crystal Bridges and protected lands such as Hot Springs, Buffalo National River, Ozark National Forest give Arkansas its outdoor identity. The state animal is the White-tailed Deer, the state bird is the Mockingbird, and the state tree is the Pine — all of which show up in our nature and park collections.
Interesting facts about Arkansas
- Arkansas is the only state where you can dig for real diamonds and keep them.
- The Buffalo was the first national river in the United States.
- Walmart, Tyson and J.B. Hunt are all headquartered here.
- Hot Springs became a federal reservation before Yellowstone was a park.
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Fast facts
Arkansas at a glance
- Capital
- Little Rock
- Largest City
- Little Rock
- Population
- 3.0M
- Area
- 53,179 sq mi
- Statehood
- 1836
- Abbreviation
- AR
- Time Zone
- Central
- Nickname
- The Natural State
- Motto
- Regnat Populus
- State Bird
- Mockingbird
- State Flower
- Apple Blossom
- State Tree
- Pine
- State Animal
- White-tailed Deer
- Region
- South
Why people love it
Why people love Arkansas
Living there. Locals love Arkansas for its Ozarks identity, its retail (Walmart) economy, and the everyday rhythm of Little Rock.
Visiting. Travelers come for Crater of Diamonds, Hot Springs, and the food scene built around fried catfish.
Road trips. Classic drives connect Little Rock, Fayetteville, Fort Smith — perfect for weekend adventures and long-weekend camping.
Local pride. From Razorbacks game days to homecoming weekends at University of Arkansas, Arkansas pride runs deep.
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