Where WWII history meets two-wheeled freedom.

This custom illustration captures what makes Lewes legendary: those iconic concrete observation towers from Fort Miles standing watch over our favorite bike paths. Between 1939 and 1942, eleven of these sentries were built to guard the Delaware Bay from German naval attacks. They never fired a shot, but today they're the best landmarks on your ride through Cape Henlopen State Park.

Our design shows Tower 7 (the famous one you can climb) with the tree-lined Junction & Breakwater Trail winding past and one of our beach cruisers rolling through the scene. It's the perfect mashup of Lewes' wartime past and its present-day status as a cycling paradise.

Wear it on your morning ride to Rehoboth. Wear it when you're ferry-hopping from Cape May. Wear it when tourists ask "what are those towers?" and you get to sound like a local historian.

Soft cotton blend keeps you comfortable whether you're pedaling The Loop or grabbing a post-ride beer in downtown Lewes. This design is exclusive to us because some stories are worth telling on a T-shirt.

History. Trails. Beach vibes. All in one tee.