About these bald eagle shirts
Six eagles, six different jobs. One wears a blue comic-style mask over dripping graffiti lettering that reads born and free. One dives with talons spread, gripping a ribbon of red and white stripes. One grips a courthouse dome with a folded ballot in its beak, above wheat fields.
The other three come from the garage. A full-colour head clamps a jumper cable in its beak inside a blackletter halo. A talon closes around a spent spark plug in chrome-yellow scales. A rampant eagle stands over a quartered shield of bolt, piston, pine and rope.
They suit people who want the national bird without the usual flag-and-lightning look. Claim one and you are its only owner, with full commercial rights to the artwork. Printed tees are a separate order.
Bald eagle shirts slogan ideas
- Born and free
- Talons out
- Eagle on the clock
- Wings over the wheat
- Dive, don't drift
- Hardware and feathers
- Jumper cables optional
- Rampant and unbothered
- High perch, low profile
- Masked and free
- Eye on the horizon
- Feathers, bolts, and grit
- Pinfeathers and pistons
- Sharp-eyed since 1782
- Courthouse eagle
- Spark plug talon
None of these fit? Make your own design from a prompt and it becomes a 1-of-1 of its own.
Questions
Why is the bald eagle the national bird?
The bald eagle appeared on the Great Seal of the United States in 1782, and it has stood for the country on seals, coins and flags ever since. It is native to North America.
Why is the bald eagle called bald?
The name comes from an older meaning of bald, white or streaked with white. The bird's head is covered in white feathers; it is not bare.
What does the bald eagle represent?
In the United States it stands for the nation itself, often with ideas of strength, independence and watchfulness. The designs on this page use it two ways, as a flag-and-ribbon emblem and as heraldry, and a few pair it with tools and engine parts.