
"For me, it was not enough to just create a softer, more lasting garment, but a garment that when worn truly reflected the immense pride and high esteem in which we hold our beloved Black Colleges and Universities."

WE HONOR THOSE THAT CAME BEFORE
With every thread, we hope to strengthen the enduring legacy of our great institutions, and with every thread we hope to remind all those who matriculate at an HBCU.
To matriculate at an HBCU, is to be inducted into a long and proud legacy of undeniable Black excellence...
From our school chants and battle of the bands during football season to the lifelong bonds of brotherhood and sisterhood formed in the spring through the divine nine, the memories of those precious years at an HBCU are ones that will forever bind us to those that came before.
THE YARD IS HALLOWED GROUND
For some, it was the place where you met your future business partner or forever friend. For others, it was the place where you met your spouse.
It is for those reasons, that we circle a weekend in October, November on our calendars every year to make our annual treks to our respective homecomings. And it is for those reasons, that the Black College Grad brand was created.

WE CRAFT OUR PRODUCTS TO REMIND YOU OF YOUR UNIQUE HBCU EXPERIENCE
Craftsmen knit our sweaters with some of the softest, yet most durable yarns. Our lightweight yarns were chosen to allow you to pay homage to your illustrious alma mater throughout the year.
All aspects of the manufacturing process ensure the garment lasts for years and feels luxurious for all that time. Cutting edge manufacturing technology combines with the human touch of seasoned craftsmen and designers to yield a timeless garment designed to capture the spirit of your beloved HBCU within every stitch.
"They gave us segregation, we gave them Spelman. They gave us misery, we gave them Morehouse. They gave us terror, we gave them Tuskegee. They gave us failures, we gave them Fisk. They gave us drama, we gave them Dillard. They gave us hell, we gave them Howard. They gave us heartache, we gave them Hampton."
