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Bookmark or Share- Homefield Apparel, Big Brand On Campus - Indianapolis MonthlyHomefield’s origin story revolves around the 2015 Pinstripe Bowl, where Hoosier fans will remember a painful, bizarre refereeing mishap with a “missed” field goal leading to an Indiana loss. Hitchcock printed up a small run of shirts that simply read “The Kick Is Good,” and an idea was born.
- The Yellow Shirts Of Indianapolis Motor SpeedwayBill and Jacque Power in their 28th year as Yellow Shirts. Photography by Richard McCoy. Near the entrance to Gasoline Alley is the husband-and-wife duo of Bill and Jacque Power, working the section of bleachers that overlook Pit Road. This is their 28th year as Yellow Shirts.
- The Inspiration Behind Vardagen's T-Shirt Design - Indianapolis MonthlyIn the crowd of local T-shirt designers, Vardagen (8684 E. 116th St., Fishers, shop.vardagen.com) stands out with quirky-amazing graphic tees that make you think a little (read: no tired advertisements for “tickets to the gun show” here), and they offer something for just about everyone, whether you’re a guy, a girl, a coal miner, or an otter enthusiast.
- Best Of Indy 2021: Shopping And Style - Indianapolis MonthlyOwner Gretchen Foster started making the milk-dyed T-shirts and sheets in early 2020. And while her online shop has expanded to include jewelry, hairclips, home decor, and air fresheners, those fabrics remain her most popular items. Currently, her soft pink “strawberry milk” shower curtain is the best-seller.
- And Why Isn’t It Made In Indy? - Indianapolis MonthlyLike Davis, most of these up-and-coming designers are discoverable via niche media or social media, word of mouth, or live events. Following IndyDressed blogger Sarah Byrne takes you to Jenn Felts, aka Tokyo Twiggy, who posts bold, Japanese-inspired sketches of T-shirts, dresses, and swimwear on Instagram and accepts inquiries via DM.
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