Est. Lehigh County, PA
From Allentown to Trexlertown, this is home. LEHCO is apparel, flags, and gear made for the people who never left the 610, and the ones who wish they hadn't.
Mack TrucksA-TreatBackroadsThe FairThe 610
We started LEHCO because there's a Delco shirt, a Chesco shirt, a Bucks shirt, and nothing for the county that gave the world a bulldog on a hood and a bell in a basement. Lehigh County has stories nobody else gets to tell. We just figured somebody should put them on a hoodie.
-- Dave & family, LEHCOEvery design starts with a Lehigh County story. Tees, hoodies, hats, stickers, and flags, printed to order, one at a time, no warehouse required.
The Stories Behind the Star
Every county has landmarks. Ours have plot twists. Here's a taste of the history that makes Lehigh County worth bragging about.
Born in Allentown in 1905, Mack put a snarling bulldog on the hood and Lehigh County on the map of American manufacturing.
Read the Full Story →In 1777, the Liberty Bell went underground, literally, hidden beneath Zion's Reformed Church in Allentown for nine months.
Read the Full Story →Bottled in Allentown since 1918, A-Treat is the taste of a Lehigh County summer, birch beer included, no substitutes accepted.
Read the Full Story →Allentown's legendary department store basically invented the mall food court, and a parade nobody who saw it ever forgot.
Read the Full Story →Running in Orefield since 1934, Shankweiler's is America's oldest continuously operating drive-in theater. Still slinging popcorn.
Read the Full Story →Dropping stomachs and building memories since 1884, Dorney Park is Lehigh County's own amusement park institution.
Read the Full Story →The T-Town Velodrome turned a quiet corner of Lehigh County into one of America's most storied cycling tracks.
Read the Full Story →Born and raised in Allentown, Iacocca went on to reinvent Ford's Mustang and save Chrysler from the brink.
Read the Full Story →Before he was breaking NFL tackles, Saquon was Whitehall's own, Lehigh County's homegrown star running back.
Read the Full Story →Local Knowledge
Things you only understand if you're from here.
You're not really from here until you've argued about whether it's "Allentown" or "the Valley."
There are two seasons in Lehigh County: Fair season, and "when's the Fair again?" season.
A-Treat birch beer isn't a beverage preference. It's a personality trait.
Ask someone from Trexlertown about the Velodrome. Clear your schedule.
If your grandfather didn't work at Mack, did you even grow up here?
We hid the Liberty Bell in a church basement once. We don't bring it up enough.
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