Metaline Falls, Washington
The Northern Gateway of the Inland Empire
Metaline Falls marked the farthest reach of the Idaho & Washington Northern Railroad and the head of steamboat navigation on the Pend Oreille River. In the early 1900s, both rail and river carried ore, cement, and timber from the valley’s mines and mills south to Spokane’s industries. Steamboats hauled freight along the winding waters while trains pushed north toward the Canadian border, making Metaline Falls a vital junction between the Inland Empire’s frontier resources and its growing commercial heart.
Metaline Falls, Washington | Hooded Sweatshirts
The Retro Script Collection celebrates the spirit of the Inland Empire with a classic look and timeless feel. Featuring a bold vintage script and the crossed icons that symbolize rail, timber, and mining, this design captures the character of a region built on hard work and creativity. It offers a fresh take on Northwest apparel by honoring the Inland Empire’s unique identity and the communities that continue to define it.
Featuring a vintage Inland Empire script and the founding year of Metaline Falls, this hoodie pays tribute to the mining and timber towns that helped shape the Northwest. Built for comfort and everyday wear, it’s soft on the inside, durable on the outside, and ready for cool evenings or road trips through the mountains.
Details:
100% cotton face
65% ring-spun cotton, 35% polyester
Classic streetwear fit with front pouch pocket
Matching flat drawstrings and 3-panel hood
Self-fabric patch on back
Runs small — order one size up for the best fit
Each hoodie is made to order to help reduce waste and overproduction. Thank you for supporting sustainable, locally inspired apparel from Spokane Storytime.
