Field & Wing Co.
The colonists called it Oswego tea. After 1773, they called it liberty. Bergamot — bee balm — has been growing at the forest edge and the meadow margin since long before anyone thought to tax it, and it will be growing there long after every argument about it is forgotten. Liberty Tea is for the ones who know that real freedom has always tasted like something wild and slightly bitter and completely worth it. Est. 1776 — but the bergamot was here first.
Comfort Colors heavyweight garment-dyed unisex t-shirt in five colorways.
The Field & Freedom collection honors the wildflowers that have always known where they belong — native, wind-scattered, and deeply rooted in the land that grew them. Rendered in naturalist botanical illustration style with birds in flight and a gold sun. Let freedom grow.
Comfort Colors 1717 garment-dyed unisex heavyweight tee
100% ring-spun cotton, 6.1 oz
Relaxed unisex fit, runs slightly large
Sizing more in line with Men's sizes —
Women please size down, especially if between sizes
Available in Black, Ivory, Moss, Espresso, Washed Denim
Direct to Garment (DTG) printed in the USA via Printful
Because each piece is printed to order, our printer is unable to directly accept returns or exchanges. And... things happen.
If something arrives damaged, misprinted, or not quite right, please reach out to us directly and we will make it right. We stand behind every piece that leaves the field.
Proudly homegrown. Quietly rebellious. Deeply rooted.
