Get your hands on this South Carolina State University letterman jacket for women in black that will make sports a bold look while carrying your regal school spirit. The neatly stitched “Loyal Daughter” in navy wool, highlighted by the garnet color, holds all the charm of the jacket. The right front pocket bears 1896, which represents a tribute to the year when the small college in Orangeburg began transforming the future of Black America. Stitched SHM on the left is a solemn recognition of Henry Smith, Samuel Hammond, and Delano Middleton - the three students who lost their lives during the Orangeburg Massacre. The right sleeve of the jacket holds an embroidered palmetto rose, which is the iconic symbol of South Carolina’s resilience and Gullah artistry.

Below the symbol, the hard-won MEAC championships line the forearm with etchings of the medals earned. The left sleeve showcases that honor, carrying years when we celebrated bowl victories, each one stitched to respect what we’ve built and defended on the field. Inside the jacket, there’s a buttery lining ensures comfort, while the structure commands presence. Not made of leather, which does not make it too loud. It just rightly upholds the legacy, crafted for the Loyal Daughter.