Seattle Clamdiggers - Washington - Vintage Defunct Baseball Teams - Women's T-Shirt wilmington Santa skipping cookies for chicken

Santa skipping cookies for chicken breast six times a day explains why nobody ever sees him between December 26th and November 30th

Arched distressed white text reads "TEXAS STEERS" across the top of a circular emblem

and teal ink depicts layered plumage

Arched distressed white text reads "DAVID'S NOODLES" above a cartoon portrait of David in a dark leather jacket with spiked golden-yellow hair

White hand-lettered text at the top reads "A BIT OF OLD LAGUNA" beside bubbles floating above a golden-yellow and red vintage illustration of a tilted cocktail glass

Seattle Clamdiggers - Washington - Vintage Defunct Baseball Teams - Women's T-Shirt wilmington Santa skipping cookies for chickenSeattle's Clamdiggers played in the Pacific Northwest League beginning in 1898, representing a city still finding its identity after the Great Fire. Baseball in Seattle during that era was rawer, closer to the docks and the timber mills. Teams like the Clamdiggers gave a young port town something to rally around before the big leagues ever looked north. Part of our Defunct Baseball collection, inspired by the vintage Minor League teams of yesteryear.