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Join us on September 14th for our store's Two-Year Anniversary in Beverly, MA!

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Join us on Saturday, September 14th for the two-year anniversary of our retail store in Beverly, Massachusetts! Alongside our older-brother brand Bridge Nine Records, we'll have extended hours, we'll be hosting a Punk Rock Flea Market curated by our friend Failed Imagineer in our lower level, and we're inviting our friends in the band Calling Hours (x-Farside, Revelation Records) to perform an intimate set in our warehouse! Hope to see you there!

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V-TEK Fight Club: What Happens with a T-Shirt Gets a lot of Attention?

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Sully's has been making sports-themed "Fight Club" tees for a long time, our first debuted in 2008! Our latest celebrates Jason Varitek, the long-time Captain and heart of the Sox. It has received a lot of love both on and off the field, but what happens when a T-shirt gets that kind of attention?

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Two New BELIEVE IN BOSTON Flags Just Landed!

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We just added two more BELIEVE IN BOSTON flags to our collection! These red shamrock flags are a very large 3 foot tall x 5 foot wide and available in two versions, with a red background and a navy blue background. There are two grommets are on one side for easy hanging, and these will look great in front of your house or hanging on your wall! Grab one or both HERE!

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V-TEK FIGHT CLUB (2004) T-Shirt

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To celebrate the 20th anniversary of the Captain's rivalry-fueling, bench-clearing event, we've printed a commemorative V-TEK FIGHT CLUB t-shirt. Considering the collection of Fight Club t-shirts we've created over the years (the first came in 2008), we should have started with this one in 2004!

Printed on a super-soft, 52% cotton & 48% poly T-shirt. Grab one HERE!

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20 Years Ago Today...

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20 years ago today, the NY Post ran a story about the Red Sox / Yankees rivalry that included a photo of Sully's founder Chris Wrenn selling “Yankee Hater” tees on the sidewalk outside of Fenway Park. Boston hadn’t won a World Series in 86 years and Sox fans were bitter, especially on the heels of Aaron Boone’s game-ending walk off during the 2003 ALCS. What you can’t see in this NY Post pic is the first Sully’s #BelieveInBoston tee, which debuted a few weeks before. Two decades later, Chris is still at it and in true Sully’s style our latest tee was available on the sidewalk on Opening Day courtesy of @TheFenway, as part of our ongoing Believe In Boston 20th anniversary collabs. One of many we’ll be unveiling this year, so keep the faith and always BELIEVE IN BOSTON!

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