The one that started it all. The Yooper represents some of the icons of Michigan's Upper Peninsula, particularly its cities of Marquette and Houghton. These include the Marquette Harbor Light, Lower Harbor Ore Dock, the Black Rocks, Portage Lake Lift Bridge, and Quincy Mine No. 2 Shaft Rock House. We even threw in a scene from our favorite national park, Isle Royale.

This print is pretty personal to us, as Great Lakes Coastal started in the Keweenaw, and we have incredible memories across the UP. Created by Joel Siegel, a Marquette local.

The Copper Islander is an elegant print available in multiple colors (Burnt Orange shown here), that reflects life along the shorelines of Lakes Superior, Michigan, Huron, and the surrounding northwoods. Designed to throw it back to Pacific Islander prints on classic Hawaiian shirts of the 1950s, this print is just as much Great Lakes-inspired. Scenes of moose and an A-frame cabin in the forest, lake surfers ripping near Palisade Head, the northern lights, and a map of the lakes all intermingle in our most complicated design.

It's the perfect print, whether you're on a kayak tour or at the cabana.