Mount McKinley Shirts, Hats & Gifts

The story behind the design

The Mount McKinley Design

America’s highest peak is Mount McKinley again: Executive Order 14172, signed January 20, 2025, restored the name to Alaska’s 20,310-foot summit. Our Premium design draws it like a classic travel poster: a snowcapped massif whose slopes run in red and white stripes, Old Glory flying at the summit, “MOUNT McKINLEY” in heavy engraved capitals, “20,310 ft · Alaska · U.S.A.” and “Name Restored 2025.” Made to order on tees, hoodies, caps, posters, framed canvas, blankets, mugs and glassware.

The artwork. America’s highest peak under its restored name, drawn like a classic travel poster: a snowcapped massif whose lower slopes run in red and white stripes, with Old Glory flying from a staff planted on the summit. “MOUNT McKINLEY” is set in heavy engraved capitals, with “20,310 FT · ALASKA · U.S.A.” between stars and “NAME RESTORED 2025” on a solid plate; most pieces also carry “AMERICA’S HIGHEST PEAK” above the name. Caps wear a round crest version. In Old Glory red, white and blue.

The name Mount McKinley was restored by Executive Order 14172, “Restoring Names That Honor American Greatness,” signed January 20, 2025, and took effect for federal use on January 24, 2025.