Rowlands Tract
Rowland's Tract is a neighborhood in the town of Brighton, Monroe County, New York, a suburb on the southeastern border of Rochester. It shares its name with Rowlands, a loop and station of the Rochester Subway that opened in Brighton on December 1, 1927 and closed with the rest of the line on June 30, 1956; the station was named for local property owner Elwell Rowland, and the Rochester and Eastern interurban connected to the Subway there. The loop stood near Monroe Avenue and the route of the relocated Erie Canal. Brighton had a population of 37,137 at the 2020 census, with Twelve Corners as its commercial center.
Extended sizes cost us more to make, so they cost a little more. Stated here, never added at checkout.
Made to order. 2–5 business days in production, 2–5 in transit — most US orders arrive within 4–10 business days. Shipping $4.95, free on orders of $75 or more.
A second tee, or a cap from the same town, takes an order past $75 — and shipping is on us.
The design
Lettering: ROWLANDS TRACT, arched, collegiate style, on the front. Colors for the tee: Açai Berry, Samantha Blue, Light Ice, Collegiate Crimson, Pasta Wheat, Concrete, Erie Blue and Boathouse Blue (8 garment-dyed options); sizes S–4XL.
The t-shirt
Printed on the Comfort Colors 1717 tee: 6.1 oz/yd² 100% ring-spun cotton, garment-dyed and pre-shrunk, with a relaxed unisex fit and a sewn-in label.
Printing and shipping
Each piece is printed to order in the United States. Standard orders typically leave production within 2–5 business days; shipping rates, delivery estimates and the replacement policy are on the Shipping and Returns pages.