Cape Breton Baseball T-Shirts

Beautiful Cape Breton Island is endearing for so many reasons!

Water Color of my Island

Watercolor painting of Cape Breton Island, Nova Scotia.

With the possible threat of Donald Trump becoming reelected as president of the United States, many Americans are threatening to leave if he makes it to the Oval Office. Cape Breton Island has gained international media attention as the result of a website inviting Americans to move to Cape Breton Island. Show your support for this idea with this great t-shirt, or at least come visit us & enjoy some down-home Cape Breton hospitality on your next vacation.

Cape Breton is renowned for its music and dancing.

Defunct Cape Breton Oilers Hockey Team

The Cape Breton take on “Hakuna Matata” is “Na Gabh Dragh” in Scottish Gaelic, illustrated with fun-loving moose, puffin and seal on parade.

Escape to Cape Breton, Nova Scotia, a gem with stunning scenery, Highland culture, and breathtaking landscapes.

Cape Breton, Canada island gift

Don’t you love local expressions? Anyone from Cape Breton has heard these sayings a time or two.

Nothing makes a Caper’s heart flutter more than reaching the bridge and seeing this sign. Home.

Christmas Gift for fans of Cape Breton

Proud to be a Caper? Show it to the world with this design inspired by Cape Breton’s rich Gaelic heritage.

Proud to be a Caper? Show it to the world with this design inspired by Cape Breton’s rich Gaelic heritage.

My Cape Breton, your Cape Breton. Rugged mountains, ocean views and spectacular sunrises and sunsets in a minimalist style.

Don’t you love local expressions? Anyone from Cape Breton has heard these sayings a time or two.

Whether you are a Caper by birth or a Caper at heart (like us!), from another idyllic spot nestled by the sea or just love living the salty life, we have something for you

The Cape Breton Oilers were a professional ice hockey team in the American Hockey League. The team was the top minor league affiliate of the Edmonton Oilers of the National Hockey League (NHL). The Oilers' organization relocated the team from Halifax, Nova Scotia, in 1988 and renamed it for Cape Breton Island. Home games were played at Centre 200 in Sydney, Nova Scotia, Canada. The Oilers' organization relocated the team to Ontario in 1996 to become the Hamilton Bulldogs.

My Cape Breton, your Cape Breton. Rugged mountains, ocean views and spectacular sunrises and sunsets in a minimalist style.

Show your Cape Breton love with this “I Love You” hand sign.

My Cape Breton, your Cape Breton. Rugged mountains, ocean views and spectacular sunrises and sunsets in a minimalist style.

Defunct Cape Breton Oilers '8 Great Years' Hockey Team

My Cape Breton, your Cape Breton. Rugged mountains, ocean views and spectacular sunrises and sunsets in a minimalist style.

Whether you are a Caper by birth or a Caper at heart (like us!), your compass will always direct you home to Cape BretonCAPE BRETON

My Cape Breton, your Cape Breton. Rugged mountains, ocean views and spectacular sunrises and sunsets in a minimalist style.

Searching for adventure? Any Caper will tell you that you need not look any further than spectacular Cape Breton Island.

My Cape Breton, your Cape Breton. Rugged mountains, ocean views and spectacular sunrises and sunsets in a minimalist style.

My Cape Breton, your Cape Breton. Rugged mountains, ocean views and spectacular sunrises and sunsets in a minimalist style.

Defunct Cape Breton Oilers Hockey Team

Searching for happiness? Any Caper will tell you that you need not look any further than spectacular Cape Breton Island.

Cape Breton island, part of the Canadian province of Nova Scotia is famous for its Scottish heritage. This mixed tartan design is intended to celebrate this heritage. Hope you like it.

The Orangemen War Memorial Sydney Cape Breton © Debra Martz The monument is impressive, standing at a height exceeding three meters, and is inscribed with the names of 61 individuals from Nova Scotia who lost their lives in the First and Second World Wars. These brave men were all affiliated with Orange Lodges in Cape Breton County. At a meeting in Feb 1919, in the Orange Hall in Glace Bay, a proposal was made to build a memorial for the Orangemen from Cape Breton County who died in World War I. With the support of other lodges, the Glace Bay Lodge erected a monument in Sydney in 1921. Since then, annual services have been held at Wentworth Park to honor the Nova Scotian Orangemen who lost their lives in the war.

Advertise your Cape Breton roots all you proud Capers!

This design features a classic logo for the Cape Breton Oilers hockey team, capturing the spirit and history of the beloved sports franchise.

Don't you love local expressions? Anyone from Cape Breton has heard this said a time or two.

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