Silver skates on black ice. Pines dusted with snow. And the quiet pride of a town that’s seen champions glide by for over a century.
Lake Placid isn’t just a winter destination—it’s a symbol. Home to two Winter Olympics (1932 and 1980), it holds a sacred place in skating history. The rink here has seen figure skaters, speed skaters, and dreamers alike, tracing loops beneath Adirondack skies in wool sweaters and leather boots.
This sweatshirt nods to the elegance and edge of old-school American winter sport—before the Lycra, before the spotlight, back when skating was about grace, grit, and a little bit of glory.
