NORTHPORT VILLAGE MARINA LONG SLEEVE T-SHIRT

Located at the northern end of the Leelanau Peninsula where Grand Traverse Bay opens toward Lake Michigan, Northport Village Marina sits at a natural transition point between protected bay water and longer open-lake routes. The harbor has long served as a familiar stop for vessels staging before extended runs or returning from crossings.

The marina functions as a dependable village access point used for bay transits, return routes, and departures planned around changing lake conditions. Use here reflects the practical rhythm of Great Lakes boating, where shelter, timing, and local knowledge shape how and when the water is used.

The coordinates printed on this long sleeve t-shirt mark the marina basin itself—an exact reference tied to navigation, routine use, and repeated visits. It represents a working harbor defined by access and reliability rather than scale or spectacle. This design is part of an ongoing series documenting real marinas and access points across Michigan’s Great Lakes shoreline.

Each location stands on its own, defined by geography, use, and time spent on the water.

Great for tossing around the pigskin in the fall or for layering in the winter, this long sleeve t-shirt should have a place in every man's drawer. The heavyweight fabric makes this item a versatile must-own for every season — it's not too light for chilly days, and not too heavy for the warmer ones — it's just right.

• 100% cotton (heather gray: 90% cotton, 10% polyester; heather black: 50% cotton, 50% polyester; light heather gray: 98% cotton, 2% polyester) | Fabric Weight: 5 oz (heavyweight)
• Double-stitched collar and waist
• Reinforced shoulder construction maintains shape after repeated washings
• Ribbed collar and cuffs