Louisiana Tech’s Ole Red & Blue Vintage Collection pulls directly from 130 years of celebrated history and brings a curated showcase of throwback logos, marks, and imagery into the modern era. This exclusive collection connects generations of Bulldogs with designs that honor the University’s storied past.
Whether you’re new to the Tech Family or a lifelong legacy, there’s something in this collection for all who are Ever Loyal. Stock up on new officially licensed apparel, gear, and other merchandise inspired by decades of Bulldog culture rooted in Ruston 20, 50, even 100 years ago, and represent the timeless spirit of Louisiana Tech.
1920s-1940s
Part of the Wilder Family Collection in the University Archives, this cardigan was worn by cheerleaders in the late 1930s and early 1940s.
1930s
This letterman sweater and fourth-year letterman award belonged to John Madison Brooks (1936). Mr. Brooks lettered in football, basketball, and baseball.
1950s
This oversized Tech sticker was used in the 1950s and incorporated marks from the Louisiana Polytechnic Institute era.
1960s-2000s
This bulldog stands the test of time. Over the years, the sweater was swapped out for various sports’ jerseys. This mark is one of our longest-used marks in history.
Late 1960s – early 1990s
Script Tech has been a mainstay of baseball uniforms since the late 1960s. The uniforms pictured used this design from 1969-77.
1980s-1990s
Another version of script Tech, this mark was used on everything from cups and posters to band uniforms from the 1980s through the late 1990s.
Louisiana Tech students from surrounding areas would catch the bus, or even hitchhike, back from their homes on the weekends. Times were different, and their belongings were often packed into a small suitcase. These students were proud of being a part of the Tech Family, so they would embellish their cases with Louisiana Tech stickers so passing motorists would know they were Tech students traveling to and from campus. This suitcase belonged to Clayton Strebeck, class of 1958.
Get your vintage gear now
- Barnes and Noble Bookstore
- Fanatics
- Mallory Patterson Design
- Patton’s – 126 W. Park Ave, Ruston, LA 71270
- Dick’s Sporting Goods
Learn more about licensed merchandise or how to become licensed on the Louisiana Tech Brand website.