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Celebrate the pride, history, culture and lifestyle of Louisiana with premium graphic tees, hoodies, hats and gifts designed for people who love the state.
About Louisiana
The story of Louisiana
Louisiana is jazz on Bourbon Street, gumbo in every cast-iron pot, and bayous under Spanish moss.
History & heritage
Purchased from France in 1803, Louisiana became the 18th state in 1812 and remains the only state governed under civil law. With the state motto “Union, Justice, Confidence” and a founding year of 1812, Louisiana carries a history you can wear on your chest — that's what our print-on-demand apparel is here for.
Geography & landscape
The Mississippi drains into a vast delta of swamps and bayous; the Gulf Coast wraps the south, and pine forests roll across the north. Covering 52,378 sq mi, Louisiana lies in the South region and runs on Central time.
Culture, food and traditions
Mardi Gras, Cajun and Creole cooking, New Orleans jazz and Zydeco music give Louisiana one of the most distinctive cultures in America. From regional flavors like gumbo, jambalaya, crawfish étouffée to festivals such as Mardi Gras and Jazz Fest, the culture of Louisiana shows up in every collection we design.
Sports, colleges and community
Home teams like Saints, Pelicans, Tigers, Ragin' Cajuns and universities such as LSU, Tulane, Louisiana Tech anchor communities across the state — and inspire many of our Louisiana designs.
Parks, landmarks and wildlife
Landmarks like French Quarter, Bourbon Street, Oak Alley, Superdome and protected lands such as Jean Lafitte, Kisatchie NF, Cane River Creole give Louisiana its outdoor identity. The state animal is the Louisiana Black Bear, the state bird is the Brown Pelican, and the state tree is the Bald Cypress — all of which show up in our nature and park collections.
Interesting facts about Louisiana
- The only U.S. state divided into parishes instead of counties.
- Jazz was born in New Orleans in the late 1800s.
- The state produces most of the country's crawfish.
- The French Quarter is one of America's oldest neighborhoods.
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Louisiana at a glance
- Capital
- Baton Rouge
- Largest City
- New Orleans
- Population
- 4.6M
- Area
- 52,378 sq mi
- Statehood
- 1812
- Abbreviation
- LA
- Time Zone
- Central
- Nickname
- The Pelican State
- Motto
- Union, Justice, Confidence
- State Bird
- Brown Pelican
- State Flower
- Magnolia
- State Tree
- Bald Cypress
- State Animal
- Louisiana Black Bear
- Region
- South
Why people love it
Why people love Louisiana
Living there. Locals love Louisiana for its Cajun identity, its oil and gas economy, and the everyday rhythm of New Orleans.
Visiting. Travelers come for French Quarter, Jean Lafitte, and the food scene built around gumbo.
Road trips. Classic drives connect New Orleans, Baton Rouge, Shreveport — perfect for weekend adventures and long-weekend camping.
Local pride. From Saints game days to homecoming weekends at LSU, Louisiana pride runs deep.
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