Long Sleeve
Long sleeve New Orleans shirts for the handful of weeks the city actually gets cold. Rougarous and Hubig's Pies, for chilly parade nights and offices that crank the air conditioning year round.
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Long Sleeves in a City Without Winter
New Orleans winter lasts about three weeks, spread unevenly between December and February. When it shows up, the whole city reacts like it's a blizzard. A long sleeve shirt is exactly the right amount of jacket for most of those days, and for night parades in January, when the sun goes down and you've been standing on the route since lunch.
They're also a smart buy for anyone who moved somewhere with real winters, and for the inside of every air conditioned office in the South.
Our Most Popular Long Sleeve Shirts
The Rougarou Long Sleeve brings our best-selling swamp legend into the cooler months. You Will Find A Crawfish Boil Long Sleeve is for the people who start asking about boil season in January.
For the honest among us, New Orleans Sucks Long Sleeve says what every local says about the city, right before refusing to ever leave. And Hubig's Savory Simon Long Sleeve celebrates the return of the city's favorite fried pie.
Carnival Season Layers
Our Happy Almost Mardi Gras long sleeve was one of the most popular long sleeves of the past year, which makes sense. Carnival season lands right in the middle of the city's coldest stretch. Pair a long sleeve with something from our Goin' To The Mardi Gras collection, and for truly cold mornings, check our sweatshirts and the Cold Weather collection.
Frequently Asked Questions
When do you need a long sleeve in New Orleans?
Usually only for a few weeks between December and February, plus night parades during Carnival season.
What are the most popular long sleeve shirts?
Happy Almost Mardi Gras and The Rougarou Long Sleeve were among our top long sleeves over the past year.
