Grand Union 250th Tee

The Grand Union Flag, also called the Continental Colors, was the first de facto flag of the United States (1775-1777), featuring the British Union Jack in the canton (top corner) with 13 alternating red and white stripes, symbolizing the colonies' initial loyalty to Britain while aspiring for self-governance. It blended British heritage with colonial unity, first flown by John Paul Jones on the USS Alfred and later by George Washington, paving the way for the Stars and Stripes. The Semiquincentennial Collection honors the oath that built this nation—prioritizing liberty over comfort and consequence over compliance. For two and a half centuries, this commitment has propelled us forward through every generation and every challenge. Freedom claimed, not granted. The same oath. The same fight. Zero ♠ Foxtrot, a dedication to stacking tyrants. Vibrant back design 60/40 cotton/poly blend May inspire patriotism Designed in the USA