This iconic sweatshirt design features a stunning illustration of Engine 86 parked outside the Western Fair District in downtown London, Ontario. Engine 86, a symbol of endurance and progress, proudly pulls a series of freight cars that disappear into the distance, evoking the spirit of bygone eras. The billowing steam from the smokestack transforms into a captivating cityscape, with the locomotive taking center stage amidst the skyline.

Wrapped around the top of the city buildings and below the railroad tracks, you'll find the heartfelt inscription: "From Shipping breakfast to Port Stanley picnics, serving London since 1856." These words pay tribute to the vital role the railroad played in shaping the region's history, facilitating the movement of goods and people between London, St. Thomas, and Port Stanley.

As part of our commitment to authenticity, we've included the latitude and longitude coordinates of Engine 86's current location, honoring its enduring presence in London's landscape.

This design represents Resident Clothing's 3.0 aesthetic, showcasing a hand-drawn approach that captures the essence of the past while celebrating the present. Crafted with care and attention to detail, the Engine 86 Legacy Sweatshirt is more than just apparel—it's a wearable piece of history, connecting wearers to the storied legacy of Southwestern Ontario's railroads.

Join us in honoring the past, celebrating the present, and embracing the journey forward with the Engine 86 Legacy Sweatshirt from Resident Clothing.