Built for those who live and breathe the outdoors, Creekside’s T-Shirts combines comfort, craftsmanship, and everyday durability. Each shirt is printed in-house at Creekside, making it more than just apparel, it’s a piece of the tradition we work to preserve.
Details:
In-house design and printing – made by the same hands that perfect your mounts
Jerzees 50/50 cotton-poly blend delivers soft comfort that holds up through long days and countless washes
Classic cut for a relaxed, easy fit that moves with you
Available in sizes S–2XL
Features the signature Creekside Taxidermy logo, proudly displayed front and center
Whether you’re at the workbench, in the woods, or kicking back on the weekend, this tee keeps you cool, comfortable, and true to the craft.
Built for the outdoorsman. Crafted at Creekside.
The Flag on the sleeve… Its not backwards.
When the U.S. flag is worn on the right sleeve of a military or service uniform, it often looks “backward” to some people, but it’s actually displayed correctly according to U.S. Flag Code and military tradition.
Here’s why:
The blue field of stars (the Union) should always face forward, toward the direction of movement.
This gives the appearance that the flag is advancing, not retreating — symbolizing courage, freedom, and the American spirit moving forward.
Built for those who live and breathe the outdoors, Creekside’s T-Shirts combines comfort, craftsmanship, and everyday durability. Each shirt is printed in-house at Creekside, making it more than just apparel, it’s a piece of the tradition we work to preserve.
Details:
In-house design and printing – made by the same hands that perfect your mounts
Jerzees 50/50 cotton-poly blend delivers soft comfort that holds up through long days and countless washes
Classic cut for a relaxed, easy fit that moves with you
Available in sizes S–2XL
Features the signature Creekside Taxidermy logo, proudly displayed front and center
Whether you’re at the workbench, in the woods, or kicking back on the weekend, this tee keeps you cool, comfortable, and true to the craft.
Built for the outdoorsman. Crafted at Creekside.
The Flag on the sleeve… Its not backwards.
When the U.S. flag is worn on the right sleeve of a military or service uniform, it often looks “backward” to some people, but it’s actually displayed correctly according to U.S. Flag Code and military tradition.
Here’s why:
The blue field of stars (the Union) should always face forward, toward the direction of movement.
This gives the appearance that the flag is advancing, not retreating — symbolizing courage, freedom, and the American spirit moving forward.
