Collection: Heritage

The Heritage Collection

The Heritage Collection is a tribute to the places, people, and traditions that shaped North Carolina’s Crystal Coast. Every design tells the story of a historic landmark or coastal community, blending timeless artwork with authentic maritime heritage. Inspired by generations of watermen, fishermen, boat builders, lighthouse keepers, lifesavers, and island families, each piece is designed to preserve the legacy of Carteret County for generations to come.

Wade Shore Heritage

Shackleford Banks, North Carolina

The Wade Shore Heritage design celebrates the quiet beauty of Shackleford Banks, where rolling dunes, windswept marshes, and the famous wild horses have roamed for centuries. Once home to small fishing camps and coastal families, Wade Shore represents a simpler way of life built around the tides and the sea.

This design honors those who worked these waters with resilience and respect while preserving the natural beauty that still defines Shackleford Banks today.

Diamond City Heritage

Shackleford Banks, North Carolina

Before storms and changing inlets scattered its residents, Diamond City was one of the largest communities on the Outer Banks. Established in the 1800s, it became home to fishermen, whalers, pilots, and families who made their living from the Atlantic.

The Diamond City Heritage design captures the spirit of this remarkable village, celebrating the determination, faith, and craftsmanship of the people who once called these shifting sands home.

Haystacks Heritage

Phillips Island, Carteret County

Hidden among the salt marshes, Phillips Island’s iconic chimney—known locally as “The Haystacks”—stands as one of Carteret County’s most recognizable historic landmarks. It marks the remains of a once-thriving homestead where families lived from the bounty of the marsh and surrounding waters.

The Haystacks Heritage design honors the enduring beauty of Phillips Island and the generations whose lives were shaped by its creeks, oysters, and quiet marshlands.

Portsmouth Village Heritage

Portsmouth Island, North Carolina

Founded in 1753, Portsmouth Village became one of North Carolina’s busiest maritime communities. Ships entered Ocracoke Inlet to transfer cargo, while fishermen, merchants, pilots, and members of the U.S. Life-Saving Service built lives around one of the East Coast’s most important ports.

Though the village now stands preserved in silence, its church, lifesaving station, homes, and docks continue to tell the story of courage, perseverance, and coastal heritage.

The Portsmouth Village Heritage design honors the people whose lives were forever connected to the sea.

Fort Macon Heritage

Atlantic Beach, North Carolina

Standing guard at Beaufort Inlet since the early 1800s, Fort Macon has protected North Carolina’s coastline through wars, hurricanes, and generations of change. Built from enduring brick and stone, the fort represents strength, sacrifice, and resilience.

The Fort Macon Heritage design celebrates the soldiers, engineers, and coastal communities whose history remains woven into one of North Carolina’s most iconic landmarks.

Atlantic Beach Heritage

Atlantic Beach, North Carolina

Long before Atlantic Beach became a favorite coastal destination, its shoreline welcomed fishermen, boat builders, and families who lived in rhythm with the ocean. Generations gathered here to work, explore, and celebrate life along the Crystal Coast.

The Atlantic Beach Heritage design captures the timeless charm of this beloved beach town while honoring the traditions that continue to define it today.

Our Heritage Promise

Every JOMOJOHO Heritage design is created to preserve the stories of the Crystal Coast through timeless artwork and premium apparel. More than a T-shirt, each piece is a wearable tribute to North Carolina’s maritime history—crafted for those who value authenticity, tradition, and the enduring spirit of the coast.

Follow the Tide. Honor the Heritage.