Faith
Faith still matters.
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American Heritage Apparel
Old Justice Still Works.
Clothing with meaning for people who still believe faith, family, freedom, hard work, character, integrity, keeping your word and standing up for others matter.
T-shirts, hoodies, sweatshirts, denim jackets and tumblers carrying words worth wearing — not decoration for its own sake.
Faith, family, freedom, hard work, character, integrity and personal responsibility. Principled, never partisan.
We believe strength is meant to protect people and animals who cannot adequately protect themselves.
Flagship Collection
Try Me is our signature collection, and it carries one idea: real strength protects. People who have strength have a responsibility to stand between harm and the people and animals who cannot adequately stand up for themselves.
Try Me is not about looking for confrontation, intimidation or violence. It is about courage, responsibility and refusing to look the other way.


Try Me — “The Wall” T-Shirt
Front chest print with the full back design.
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Every collection stands for something. Start with what matters most to you.
Faith still matters.
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Some things shouldn't change.
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Freedom carries responsibility.
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Character counts.
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Working people deserve respect.
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They may not have a voice, but they still have a defender.
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Animal Defenders
Joe is a Border Collie, and he is part of Old Justice Outfitters. He stands for what dogs have always stood for: loyalty, companionship, trust and devotion — and for the responsibility people carry toward the animals who depend on them.
“They may not have a voice, but they still have a defender.”
What we stand for
Styles change. Principles do not have to.
Faith is not a season or a slogan. It shapes how a person treats other people on an ordinary Tuesday.
Family is where character is taught first — at the table, on the porch, in the truck on the way to work.
Freedom is not permission to do as we please. It is the room to do what is right, and the duty to.
Skill, sweat and showing up on time are still how most good things get built.
Who a person is does not change with the audience.
The private choice is the real one.