Featured Goods
favored items from some of our favorite customers.
Go Vote Now! (T)
from $30.00
Represent your right to VOTE – and then go do it!
This original, copyrighted, retro-style illustration was created and hand-drawn by Matt Hunter Ross. All rights reserved.
Product Features
• Premium Comfort Colors t-shirt
• 100% ring-spun US cotton — pre-shrunk and soft from the first wear
• Garment-dyed for a vintage, lived-in color and texture
• Heavyweight fabric with relaxed, comfortable fit
• Tubular knit (no side seams) and double-needle stitched seams for durability
Care
• Machine wash cold
• Do not bleach
• Tumble dry low heat
• Iron, steam or dry low heat
• Do not dryclean
Mariemont 45227 (Sweatshirt)
from $60.00
Why go to Beverly Hills when you have the Village right here?
Show your neighborhood pride with this soft, lived-in comfortable, crewneck sweatshirt that carries a cool 90s vintage aesthetic reflecting the Village of Mariemont (zip code: 45227).
Product Features
• Gildan Heavy Blend Unisex sweatshirt
• Medium-heavy 50/50 cotton-polyester blend for durable, cozy warmth
• Classic crewneck fit with ribbed knit collar and double-needle stitching for shape retention and strength
• Tubular knit (no side seams) and tear-away label for comfort and cleaner look
• OEKO-TEX dyes and US Cotton Trust Protocol–backed cotton
Care
• Machine wash cold
• Non-chlorine bleach as needed
• Tumble dry low heat
• Do not dryclean
The Village "Resort" (T)
from $30.00
The locally-popular Mariemont T!
This hand-drawn illustration represents the unique architecture of the small-town, welcoming – but also resort-like and idyllic – historical planned community that is the Village of Mariemont.
Product Features
• Premium Comfort Colors t-shirt
• 100% ring-spun US cotton — pre-shrunk and soft from the first wear
• Garment-dyed for a vintage, lived-in color and texture
• Heavyweight fabric with relaxed, comfortable fit
• Tubular knit (no side seams) and double-needle stitched seams for durability
Care
• Machine wash cold
• Do not bleach
• Tumble dry low heat
• Iron, steam or dry low heat
• Do not dryclean
Our online marketplace of tools & goods for lifelong learners, young & old.
Hosted by Matt.
We came up with this idea many moons ago: a site where educators and student could source our original printables and other tools for use in the classroom or living room.
Of course the nomenclature was a play on the great educational TV series from the 1970s, Schoolhouse Rock – a show we grew up watching as part of our very limited screen-based fodder. Back then, TV was more strict with its programming – mostly bite-sized stories with an educational, informative, or moral bent – but it was impactful and memorable because it was well-curated and didn’t run on indefinitely. When the show was over, we switched off the tube and played outside. The good ol’ days…
Anyway, while we never moved with the idea as a standalone company, today you can find our educational-leaning goods here at ROSSLANDS, under the tag SCHOOLHOUSE STOCK. Things not just for the young, but also continuing students of life.
Note: We are big proponents of reducing-by-reusing, so while some items are brand spanking new, others items are gently used (which are noted on product) .
A Brine of the Times
Behind the name ROSSLANDS.
While ROSSLANDS as a business is a relatively new, the name is generations old.
Our German ancestors, armed with oversized leather suitcases and a secret pickle recipe, emigrated to America and tagged a generous swath of local farmland for their own. This Ross family plot was ingeniously named ROSSLANDS.
From there, one relative attempted to set up shop in downtown Cincinnati selling the “famous” family pickles. A property owner offered him a city storefront in trade for the proprietary recipe, but – valuing its uniqueness (and kudos to him) – he stood his ground and said “no”. Unfortunately now, along with the story, that recipe is now history.
This business pays homage to these unique family beginnings by recognizing every city’s broad, colorful local history: showcasing unique historical anecdotes, artifacts and traditions, and presenting them in interesting and amusing ways.
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