I Heart OC

Forget Orange County. The real O.C. is across the Trinity River from Dallas. Oak Cliff, baby.

Show your love with this awesome t-shirt.

Oak Cliff Comrade T-Shirt

A favorite among our customers overseas, this Communist-inspired t-shirt is designed to help propagate Oak Cliff and all it has to offer.

Keep Oak Cliff Beautiful T-Shirt

Oak Cliff's a beautiful place. Do your part to keep it that way. And let everyone know how you feel with this t-shirt.

Oak Cliff Lightning Bolt T-Shirt

Electrify your friends with this awesome Oak Cliff lightning bolt t-shirt.

Oak Cliff Recycles T-Shirt

Ok, so maybe not all of Oak Cliff recycles, but you do. So why not encourage others to get on board the recycling train with this t-shirt.

Oak Cliff Bikes T-Shirt

Wanna really see Oak Cliff? Get on a bike and go two-wheelin' around town. But before you do, slip on this awesome t-shirt.

Dallas Land and Loan Oak Cliff T-Shirt

Back in 1887, Thomas Marsalis and business partner John Armstrong , formed Dallas Land & Loan, bought a 320-acre farm across the Trinity River from Dallas, where they had plans to build an exclusive suburb.

The first neighborhood -- dubbed the Marsalis Addition -- opened in November 1887.

Give props to Tom and John with this t-shirt.

Oak Cliff "Big O" T-Shirt

The Big "O." In this case, "O" is for "Oak Cliff." Majestic. Historic. We're talking about Oak Cliff, but this t-shirt is pretty nice, too.

Burnett Field Oak Cliff T-Shirt

Ask an Oak Cliff old-timer about Burnett Field and their eyes will light up.

Thousands of fans would cram into this ballpark at Colorado and Jefferson to watch minor league baseball. Built in the 1920s, a number of teams called Burnett Field home, including the Steers, Rebels, and Eagles.

Get nostalgic with this t-shirt commemorating Burnett Field.

Bishop Arts District Oak Cliff T-Shirt

Turn off West Davis onto Bishop Avenue and you're there: The Bishop Arts District, a small cluster of shops and warehouses developed in the early 1900s.

The old trolley that served the neighborhood during the 1930s and '40s, stopped operating in 1955.

Artists began moving into the shuttered buildings in the 1970s. Today, it's a bustling little community full of cool shops and wonderful restaurants.

Check out the Bishop Arts District t-shirt here.

It's personal preference, really. Emphasis on "Oak" or on "Cliff."

Some are into the oaks. Others like the idea of cliffs.

Either way, the shirts are cool.