The 1912 Project • “Finding Home” Release So often I hear people who are either from Arizona, or who have lived here most of their lives, comment about their disconnect from their home. The 10th release from The 1912 Project is for all those people who have found themselves at one time or another, wondering why they choose to live in AZ. The design featured in this round of tees involves a maze (that does actually work) leading from the NE corner of Arizona to Phoenix, which has been marked with a star. It is printed on ivory/off white colored tees using brown ink and is ment to represent the struggle we all go through figuring out why we choose to live here, but reminds us that we do for a reason… and hopefully we enjoy this reason. This is our home and no matter what path led us to that conclusion, The 1912 Project believes it is important to collectively display our support and appreciation for it. The “Finding Home” edition is limited to 25, and many of them were already pre-ordered, so the stock won’t last long. Some tees will also be available for purchase at Frances in downtown Phoenix. For future inquires or to purchase a shirt, please contact The 1912 Project and start spreading the word.
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The 1912 Project • “Finding Home” Release

So often I hear people who are either from Arizona, or who have lived here most of their lives, comment about their disconnect from their home. The 10th release from The 1912 Project is for all those people who have found themselves at one time or another, wondering why they choose to live in AZ. The design featured in this round of tees involves a maze (that does actually work) leading from the NE corner of Arizona to Phoenix, which has been marked with a star. It is printed on ivory/off white colored tees using brown ink and is ment to represent the struggle we all go through figuring out why we choose to live here, but reminds us that we do for a reason… and hopefully we enjoy this reason. This is our home and no matter what path led us to that conclusion, The 1912 Project believes it is important to collectively display our support and appreciation for it. The “Finding Home” edition is limited to 25, and many of them were already pre-ordered, so the stock won’t last long. Some tees will also be available for purchase at Frances in downtown Phoenix. For future inquires or to purchase a shirt, please contact The 1912 Project and start spreading the word.

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