D-Day Tee

Honor the bravery, sacrifice, and strategic brilliance of June 6, 1944 with our D-Day Tee — a design rich in historical symbolism and authentic wartime detail. This shirt brings together multiple visual elements representing the largest amphibious invasion in history and pays tribute to the men who stormed the beaches of Normandy.

On the front, the left chest features a tattered U.S. flag from Landing Craft Control 60, which carried troops to Omaha Beach, alongside Czech hedgehogs, the formidable steel barriers that dotted the shoreline.

The back of the shirt is a historical tapestry, illustrating the massive scope of Operation Overlord and Operation Neptune, including:

• A C-47 transport plane marked with invasion stripes, along with the paratroopers and drop zones of the airborne assault.

• Barrage balloons protecting the landing area from Luftwaffe attacks.

• Detailed mapping of the five beaches — Utah, Omaha, Gold, Juno, and Sword — with their assigned nations and beach sectors.

• Troops of Company E, 16th Infantry, 1st Division (the Big Red One) landing on the Easy Red sector of Omaha Beach.

• An excerpt from General Eisenhower’s Order of the Day, distributed to 175,000 Allied troops on the eve of the invasion.

Each element on this shirt tells a piece of the D-Day story — from the skies above Normandy to the sands of Omaha. It’s not just apparel; it’s a living history lesson.

Details:

• Available in multiple colors

• 100% Cotton – Made in the USA

• Comfortable, breathable, durable fabric

• Historically accurate artwork printed with precision

• Perfect for military historians, WWII enthusiasts, and veterans

Historical Context:

“D-Day” has become synonymous with the Normandy landings — a crucial turning point in World War II that marked the beginning of the end for Nazi Germany. Operation Overlord (June 6–August 30, 1944) was the codename for the full-scale invasion of Northern Europe, while Operation Neptune referred specifically to the amphibious and airborne landings that launched it.