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About Oklahoma
The story of Oklahoma
Oklahoma is Route 66 blacktop, Thunder basketball nights, oil derricks and wheat fields — where the wind comes sweepin' down the plain.
History & heritage
The 46th state, admitted in 1907, Oklahoma was Indian Territory for dozens of relocated tribes and became the site of the 1889 Land Run. With the state motto “Labor omnia vincit” and a founding year of 1907, Oklahoma carries a history you can wear on your chest — that's what our print-on-demand apparel is here for.
Geography & landscape
The Great Plains cover most of the state, the Ozarks rise in the northeast, and the panhandle stretches west toward Black Mesa. Covering 69,899 sq mi, Oklahoma lies in the South Central region and runs on Central time.
Culture, food and traditions
OU-OSU Bedlam football, cowboy heritage, 39 tribal nations, and Route 66 through Tulsa and OKC define Oklahoma. From regional flavors like chicken fried steak, onion burger, Indian taco to festivals such as OKC Festival of the Arts and Tulsa State Fair, the culture of Oklahoma shows up in every collection we design.
Sports, colleges and community
Home teams like Thunder, Sooners, Cowboys and universities such as Oklahoma, Oklahoma State, Tulsa anchor communities across the state — and inspire many of our Oklahoma designs.
Parks, landmarks and wildlife
Landmarks like National Cowboy Museum, OKC National Memorial, Route 66, Woody Guthrie Center and protected lands such as Chickasaw NRA, Wichita Mountains NWR, Black Mesa give Oklahoma its outdoor identity. The state animal is the American Buffalo, the state bird is the Scissor-tailed Flycatcher, and the state tree is the Redbud — all of which show up in our nature and park collections.
Interesting facts about Oklahoma
- Oklahoma has more Native American tribal headquarters (39) than any other state.
- The parking meter was invented in OKC in 1935.
- The state has more man-made lakes than any other.
- Route 66 runs longer through Oklahoma than through any other state.
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Oklahoma at a glance
- Capital
- Oklahoma City
- Largest City
- Oklahoma City
- Population
- 4.0M
- Area
- 69,899 sq mi
- Statehood
- 1907
- Abbreviation
- OK
- Time Zone
- Central
- Nickname
- The Sooner State
- Motto
- Labor omnia vincit
- State Bird
- Scissor-tailed Flycatcher
- State Flower
- Oklahoma Rose
- State Tree
- Redbud
- State Animal
- American Buffalo
- Region
- South Central
Why people love it
Why people love Oklahoma
Living there. Locals love Oklahoma for its Sooner identity, its oil and gas economy, and the everyday rhythm of Oklahoma City.
Visiting. Travelers come for National Cowboy Museum, Chickasaw NRA, and the food scene built around chicken fried steak.
Road trips. Classic drives connect Oklahoma City, Tulsa, Norman — perfect for weekend adventures and long-weekend camping.
Local pride. From Thunder game days to homecoming weekends at Oklahoma, Oklahoma pride runs deep.
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