Maryland state bird tee featuring the Baltimore oriole and black-eyed susan, made for the ones who never had to ask which state they were from.

Maryland didn't pick a shy bird. It picked one that shows up in full color, builds its nest low enough to see and high enough to matter, and sticks it out through a summer on the Chesapeake that would send most things packing. Black-eyed susans came up right alongside it, wild and everywhere, because that's apparently just how things grow around here.

This is for the ones who know the state flag on sight from across a parking lot. The ones who've picked a black-eyed susan off the side of the road because it looked exactly like it was supposed to be there. The ones who don't need a reason to wear their colors, because around here, the colors are the reason.

Old Line pride isn't seasonal. Wear it whenever you feel like reminding somebody where you're from.