Officially licensed by Tulane University and the Grateful Dead - available exclusively through Class Trip.

Tulane University, nestled in the soul-soaked streets of New Orleans, already lives at the crossroads of music, culture, and celebration, but when the Grateful Dead came to town, that spirit leveled up. Just steps from oak-lined quads and wrought-iron balconies, the campus crowd blended seamlessly with locals and traveling Deadheads, all drawn by the promise of long, wandering jams and that unmistakable New Orleans magic. For a few unforgettable hours, Tulane wasn’t just a university in a legendary music city. It was part of the rhythm itself, where Crescent City soul met the Grateful Dead’s free-flowing sound and everyone danced like they already knew the way home.

Officially licensed by the University of Alabama & the Grateful Dead. Available exclusively from Class Trip.

On May 17, 1977, the Grateful Dead brought the spring ’77 tour through Tuscaloosa for a night at Memorial Coliseum that still feels woven into Alabama lore. Roll Tide country met one of the most locked-in stretches the band ever played, a room full of students, energy in the air, and songs stretching deep into the night. “Scarlet > Fire,” “Terrapin Station,” “Estimated Prophet,” all delivered with that effortless ’77 flow that made every stop on the tour feel like its own world.

There’s something fitting about the Dead in Alabama. Big traditions, louder Saturdays, stories that only grow over time. This collection pulls from that intersection of classic worn-in graphics, and pieces built to feel like they’ve lived a few seasons already. Equal parts Southern football Saturdays and a few long strange trips. Roll Tide.

• 6.0 oz preshrunk 100% heavyweight cotton
• Double-needle sleeve and bottom hems
• Taped neck and shoulders
• 7/8" rib collar
• Classic fit