Wrap Yourself in 200 Years of American Infantry History.
The 7th Infantry Regiment — the "Cottonbalers" — has answered every call since the Republic's early wars. Twelve conflicts. 78 campaign streamers. 14 unit decorations. More campaigns than any other infantry regiment in U.S. Army history. This heavyweight heritage hoodie carries that legacy forward.
Product Details
- 50% cotton, 50% polyester — preshrunk for a lasting, consistent fit
- Heavy enough to hold up against the cold and the years
- Front pouch pocket and matching drawstring
- Ribbed cuffs and waistband for a secure, comfortable fit
- Available in Black, Navy, and White — sizes S through 2XL
- Sizing tip: prefer a relaxed, baggy fit? Size up one or two.
Unit History
The 7th Infantry Regiment earned the name "Cottonbalers" at the Battle of New Orleans in 1815 — where soldiers stood shoulder to shoulder behind cotton bales and repelled a superior British force. That moment forged the regiment's identity: disciplined, unbreakable, and always in the fight.
From the Mexican-American War and the Civil War to both World Wars, Korea, Vietnam, and Operation Iraqi Freedom, the Cottonbalers have served in more campaigns than any other U.S. Army infantry unit — a record unmatched in 200+ years of American military history.
Their legacy is sewn into every stitch.
Wear the Legacy.