Sandpoint, Idaho

Black and white photo of a small town with houses, trees, and a railway track.

Gateway to the North

In the days of the Inland Empire, Sandpoint stood as Spokane’s northern link to the mountains, timber, and rails that carried the region’s prosperity. The Great Northern Railway carved its way along Lake Pend Oreille, connecting Sandpoint’s sawmills and shipping docks to Spokane’s markets and industry. The town’s growth mirrored the expansion of trade and travel that pushed the Inland Northwest forward, tying the rugged beauty of North Idaho to the economic heartbeat of Spokane.

Sandpoint, Idaho | Hooded Sweatshirts

The Retro Script Collection captures the timeless character of Sandpoint and its place in the story of the Inland Empire. With a bold vintage script and subtle nods to the industries that shaped the region, this design blends nostalgia with North Idaho charm. From rail and timber to the steady hum of lakeside life, each piece celebrates the heritage and creativity that connect Sandpoint to Spokane and the wider Inland Northwest.

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