Thursday, May 26, 2011 at 12:01PM Kicking It Old School
When I saw that Roots had brought back their Beaver Canoe sweatshirts, I got a little nostalgic. Memories of raiding the boys' cabins at Wabanaki, singing around the campfire and countless May 2-4 weekends spent in leaky tents all came flooding back. In fact, if I'm honest, my sister tried to throw out her old Beaver Canoe sweatshirt several years ago and I secretly saved it from the giveaway bag and stashed it high in my closet, just because I couldn't say goodbye. Anyone else remember Beaver Canoe?
The Beaver Canoe Kanga ($68) is available now at Roots stores nationwide or online. Going, going, gone...
If you've graduated past the hoodie and want to look a little more stylin' at the cottage this summer, look no further than my 5 steps to cottage chic right here.
Reader Comments (9)
Now if Coconut Joe and Panama Jack just made a comeback...all would be right with the world again! Ahh grade 5 all over again!!!
now where can i get some treetorns (sp?) to go with it? :)
tretorns! i loved those!
love it! the tee shirt is super cute and comfy too :) - add a Vuarnet tee shirt to that list! And maybe a hypercolour tee too :)
Thanks a bunch for sharing this post. I’m glad to find your post. Keep sharing!! Have a super fabulous day!!!
These kind of shirts remember me my old days of schools where i go their with my awesome hoodies.
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