For well-read children and budding journalists, represent The New York Times with this cozy hoodie. Available in black or white, the 100% cotton American Apparel fleece has a full zipper and kangaroo pocket, and displays The Times name. Now on sale! Additional discounts and coupon codes do not apply. ... View More View Less

The Times calls the baseball cap the common man’s crown. It’s ubiquitous, but not anonymous and with the tilt of its bill or a curve of its brim, it conveys a point of view. Show your love for The Times with this 100% cotton twill cap displaying our iconic name on three lines. Available in four colors. split Our classic hat is made by Winner Caps, a family owned manufacturer in Ridgewood, Queens, which has been specializing in American-made headwear for 20 years. Each cap is sanded and brushed after the dyeing process to give it an authentic worn look, so you look as if you’ve been in the game for a while. The stacked Times logo cap has a medium profile, curved visor, embroidered letters and threaded eyelets. The headband contains a solid brass clasp for adjusting. ... View More View Less

Don’t just read The Times – wear it! Honor your favorite news source with this men’;s T-shirt that proudly displays The New York Times’s iconic logo. This New York Times shirt is super soft and made of a lightweight cotton and features the newspaper of record’s famous logo. split The jersey T-shirt has a crew neck short sleeves and is side-seamed with a printed label on the inside. It has tapered shoulders and unisex sizing. ... View More View Less

Keep time with The Times. This unique clock was inspired by the deadlines that keep the newspaper ticking. The color lines indicate hours in which key sections must be completed so the paper can reach readers on time. The 8 quartz clock, available with or without numbers, was designed by The Times and handcrafted with silent ticking by Lemnos in Japan. split In newspaper slang, closing a section is called putting it to bed. Bedtime comes early in the day, if not week, for feature sections like Travel, Real Estate, Book Review and Arts & Leisure. Later in the day is reserved for breaking news, when articles, photos, captions and headlines converge as newsroom clocks tick down to deadline. This modern clock’s colored curved lines along the perimeter mark our deadlines, making it perfect for clock-watchers, Times buffs, budding journalists and procrastinators who love to wait until the last minute. It has a non-ticking, silent digital sweep, so time flies by quietly in your home or office. It’s offered in two styles, one with numbers for quick, easy time-telling; the other without numbers for a more minimalist, perhaps non-newsroom, look. It can be mounted on a wall or displayed a desk or shelf with its accompanying stand. It also comes with one AA battery and an information card about daily Times deadlines. Made of aluminum and glass, the clock is handcrafted by Lemnos, the Japanese brand known for its world-class clockmakers and simple, clean designs. ... View More View Less

Dutifully record your thoughts, errands and notes each day with our Times Journeys notepad and pen set, a perfect combination for prolific adventurers. These products have been chosen by the team at Times Journeys, The New York Times’s own travel division, to inspire or accompany you. split The pads have 50 lined pages, making them big enough to provide a lot of writing mileage and small enough to tuck away easily. Each is gold foil stamped with a Stacked Times logo. The 4 x 5.5 spiral notepad features a water resistant, book-cloth cover bound with brass coils. The push-action 5 pen, which also doubles as a stylus, has a soft capacitive grip perfect for the high seas. ... View More View Less

Lessen the chances of your bags taking a trip without you. Our Times Journeys luggage tags are strong, sturdy and fully bendable, ready to stand up to the rigors of travel. They have inside paper name cards for you to write personal details, making it easy to identify your luggage from others on annoying baggage carousels. split This set of two black luggage tags displays The New York Times Journeys prominently. Times Journeys is travel program run by The New York Times. From a weekend away, to a small group tour or cruise, the newspaper’s Journeys are accompanied by either a Times journalist or subject-matter expert, to help you better understand the world. The tags are made of a durable and flexible silicone material that will go the distance for Times Journeys vacationers, weekend travelers or frequent fliers. ... View More View Less

Whether your next adventure is around the globe or just up the road, look like a well-read traveler with our Times Journeys baseball cap. Made in America, the 100% cotton twill hat has a classic look with embroidered lettering and a solid brass clasp for adjusting. split This hat is made by Winner Caps, a family owned manufacturer in Ridgewood, Queens, which has been specializing in American-made headwear for 20 years. It was chosen by the team at Times Journeys, The New York Times’s own travel division, to inspire or accompany you. Each cap is sanded and brushed after the dyeing process to give it an authentic worn look, so you look as if you’ve been on the road for a while. This black cap with white lettering has a medium profile, curved visor and threaded eyelets. The headband contains a solid brass clasp for adjusting. From a weekend away, to a small group tour or cruise, all Times Journeys are accompanied by either a New York Times Journalist or subject-matter expert, to help you better understand the world. ... View More View Less

Whether you’re a road warrior, frequent flier or day tripper, our Times Journeys tote will get you from point A to point B with ease. This classic tote can hold a 15 laptop and features a large interior pocket for a wallet or cell phone. split This black tote with printed lettering was chosen by the team at Times Journeys, The New York Times’s own travel division, to inspire or accompany you. From a weekend away, to a small group tour or cruise, all Journeys are accompanied by either a New York Times journalist or subject-matter expert, to help you better understand the world. The tote, which snaps closed at the top, features two handles and a 40″ adjustable strap to carry in hand or over shoulder. Includes matte silver hardware and durable taped seams. Interior pocket measures 8.5″ x 9.” ... View More View Less

Wear your love for The Daily, the podcast phenomenon with more than 1 billiion downloads. This women’s black shirt displays the distinctive blue-to-yellow gradient colors of the podcast from The New York Times on its pocket. split Hosted by Michael Barbaro and powered by New York Times journalism, the podcast provides an in-depth explanation of key news events through audio. The five-day-a-week, 20-plus-minute podcast routinely ranks in the Top 10 most downloaded podcasts. The shirt is made of 100% cotton and contains a printed label inside. ... View More View Less

Wear your love for The Daily, the podcast phenomenon with more than 1 billion downloads. This men217;s shirt displays the distinctive blue-to-yellow gradient colors of the podcast from The New York Times on its pocket. Available in two colors. split Hosted by Michael Barbaro and powered by New York Times journalism, the podcast provides an in-depth explanation of key news events through audio. The five-day-a-week, 20-plus-minute podcast routinely ranks in the Top 10 most downloaded podcasts. The shirt is made of 100% cotton and contains a printed label inside. ... View More View Less

For well-read children and budding young adult journalists, represent The New York Times with this fine jersey T-shirt. The New York Times logo is printed across the front of this American Apparel shirt, available in Navy or Heather Gray. Now on sale! Additional discounts and coupon codes do not apply. ... View More View Less

From Boise to Brooklyn, signal your love for The Times with this statement maker. This everyday men’s wearable tee is lightweight and features our iconic gothic “T” logo over the left pocket area. Comfortable and casual, it’s worthy of a spot in your wardrobe. split The jersey T-shirt has a crew neck short sleeves and is side-seamed with a printed label on the inside. It has tapered shoulders and unisex sizing. ... View More View Less

Don’t just read The Times – wear it! Honor your favorite news source with this womenR17;s T-shirt. This New York Times shirt is super soft and lightweight with the newspaper of record’s famous logo. split The jersey T-shirt has a crew neck short sleeves and is side-seamed with a printed label on the inside. It has tapered shoulders and unisex sizing. ... View More View Less

Shipping will be delayed approximately four weeks because of the national health crisis. This New York Times poster is inspired by the newspaper’s first brand campaign in a decade. The poster is a reprint of a page that appeared in The Times on Feb. 26, 2017. It starts with the words “The truth is hard” and ends with “The truth is more important now than ever.” split It is available unframed at 13.25″ x 22.25″ or framed in in a black wood (3/4″ wide) with plexiglass that measures approximately 14.75″ x 23.75″ Framing comes with hardware attached and is ready to hang. ... View More View Less

Shopping for someone but not sure what to get? Give them the gift of choice with a Times Store electronic gift card. Our gift cards, available in six denominations, are delivered by email and contain instructions on how to redeem them at checkout. They can be used for hundreds of items on The Times Store – from personalized birthday books, front page reprints and custom-made puzzles, to award-winning photography and Times-branded apparel and goods. ... View More View Less

Shipping will be delayed approximately four weeks because of the national health crisis. This classic 8″ x 10″ framed photo was hand signed by slugger Bill Terry of the New York Giants, a Hall of Famer and the last player to bat .400 in the National League. Now on sale! Additional discounts and coupon codes do not apply. split A left-handed line-drive hitter for the New York Giants and one of the most feared batters in the National League, Terry drove in 100 or more runs for six consecutive seasons, starting in 1927. He finished his career with 1,078 runs batted in and 2,193 hits. As the first baseman and manager for the Giants, Terry compiled a career batting average of .341 in 14 major league seasons. His .401 average in 1930 made him one of only eight players who topped the mark after 1900. He was also one of the premier fielding first basemen and elected to the Hall of Fame in 1954. As manager from 1932-1941 Terry won three pennants (in 1933, 1936 and 1937) and the World Series in 1933. He died in 1989 at the age of 90.The photo comes in a solid wood black frame. The signature is authenticated by JSA and comes with a certificate of authenticity from Steiner Sports. ... View More View Less

Shipping will be delayed approximately four weeks because of the national health crisis. This nostalgic photo brings back memories of baseball cards and the fabulous ’50s, when Yogi Berra was a star catcher and slugger for the New York Yankees. Berra hand signed this glossy, full-color 8″ x 10″ photo for The New York Times in 2012.Now on sale! Additional discounts and coupon codes do not apply. split Berra was a Hall of Fame catcher for the Yankees and a beloved New York icon. In 2015, when Berra died at age 90, The Times wrote that he was “one of baseball’s greatest catchers and characters, who as a player was a mainstay of 10 Yankees championship teams and as a manager led both the Yankees and the Mets to the World Series but who may be more widely known as an ungainly but lovable cultural figure, inspiring a cartoon character and issuing a seemingly limitless supply of unwittingly witty epigrams known as Yogi-isms.”Berra played on 10 World Series championship teams for the Yankees. He was selected to the All-Star team every year from 1948 to 1962 and was a three-time American League Most Valuable Player. He caught three no-hitters, including Don Larsen’s perfect game in the 1956 World Series. Yogi Berra personally autographed in blue each photo, which also displays a facsimile Yogi signature from years past. Each signed photo comes with a Major League Baseball hologram and a certificate of authenticity from The New York Times, which acquired the autographs in May 2012 from LTD. Enterprises Inc, a Berra family corporation. Size and location of autograph may vary. ... View More View Less