"We can do it!" And we did: here's our line of Made in U.S.A. socks, featuring bold designs inspired by the treasures of the National Archives! From Rosie the Riveter’s iconic flex to vintage typewriter patent sketches, historic declarations, presidents, first ladies, and Founding Fathers and Mothers, these socks bring America’s history to your ankles. Whether you’re stepping into history or just stepping out in style, each pair celebrates American ingenuity, perseverance, and a little patriotic whimsy. Ready to sock it to ‘em?

Starting with the records of the National Advisory Committee for Aeronautics, formed in 1915 to study problems of flight and to conduct research in aeronautics, the National Archives holds in trust the records of NASA and other records related to aeronautics, including the Wright brothers' patent for their flying machine.

We're pleased to offer interesting and high-quality space themed items in our store, in support of the exhibits, public programs and educational initiatives at the National Archives Museum. 

In 1967, after over two years of rigorous testing by NASA, the Space Pen was selected for use by the astronauts of Apollo 7 and has been used on all manned space flights since. The overall design of the Original Astronaut Pen has not changed in over 50 years, and the pen that you buy today, except for several minor aesthetic changes, is nearly identical to the one taken to the moon in 1969.

All Astronaut Pens are proudly produced in the USA! Each is made of solid brass with hard chrome plating, giving it a solid feel in your hand as you write. They also feature a unique clicking mechanism that extends the point via the button on the top, with a release button on the side to retract it. This side button has a substantial sound and feel to it, ensuring that you will always remember to retract the point before sliding the pen back into your pocket.

Astronaut Pens have been used on all NASA Apollo and Space Shuttle missions, the International Space Station, Russian Soyuz and MIR space flights, the French ARIANE Space Program, and the Everest North Face Ski Expedition.

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Discover our collection of spring accessories, from water bottles and hats to umbrellas and kitchenware, all inspired by American history and the cherry blossoms that bloom every spring in the nation's capital. 

Discover our spring apparel collection of socks, pants, t-shirts, and more for the ladies. Inspired by American history and the beautiful cherry blossoms that bloom in Washington, D.C., every spring. 

Celebrate the spring season with our blossoms collection, inspired by the famous cherry blossom trees that bloom every spring in the nation's capital.

Stacey Lee Webber is an artist based in Philadelphia, PA, known for her innovative use of found materials and metalworking. Our collection includes delicate jewelry hand-crafted by Stacey with coins from America's past, featuring George Washington, Lady Liberty, and JFK. 

On June 14, 1777, the official design of the United States flag was adopted by the Second Continental Congress. Often called the “Stars and Stripes,” the flag has evolved many times over the years, although its current design was adopted in 1960, after Hawaii became the 50th state. 

The flag has become a powerful symbol of national identity, unity, and freedom, appearing in moments of triumph, protest, and remembrance throughout American history.