New to the area, the names don’t mean much until you can place them. This is my main area — start wide, tap where you’re looking, and narrow in. Eau Claire zooms down into its neighborhoods; every lake and town taps straight to its guide in the one list below the map, where every guide downloads free.
Wisconsin
Tap the gold territory to explore the region · tap the star to drop into Eau Claire
WISCONSINGold outline = Carter's main area · star = Eau Claire
Area guide — tap for the guide★Past sale — tap for details★Eau ClaireCarter’s main area
The one idea that orients everything: two rivers. Eau Claire sits where the Eau Claire River flows into the Chippewa River, and downtown stands at that confluence — Phoenix Park and the Pablo Center mark the spot. Almost every local direction starts with which side of which river you’re on. Cross a bridge and the neighborhood — and often the price range and school assignment — changes. Eau Claire counted 69,421 residents in the 2020 census (about 176,000 in the wider Chippewa Valley metro), and most in-town drives are 10–15 minutes.
Nearly all of Eau Claire is in one district — the Eau Claire Area School District, the eighth-largest in Wisconsin: about 200 square miles and about 10,687 students (2024–25), with 12 elementary schools, 3 middle schools, and 2 high schools, plus charter options (Chippewa Valley Montessori, McKinley, Virtual).
High schools — the river rule: Memorial (south side) serves addresses south & east of the Chippewa and Eau Claire rivers; North (north side) serves addresses north & west of them.
Middle schools: DeLong (west/central), South (south side), Northstar (north side).
Elementary (K–5): Davey, Flynn, Lakeshore, Locust Lane, Longfellow, Manz, Meadowview, Northwoods, Putnam Heights, Robbins, Roosevelt, Sherman. Examples: most Eastside Hill addresses → Flynn, South Middle, Memorial; most Third Ward addresses → Lakeshore, DeLong, Memorial.
Private schools: the Regis Catholic Schools system (Immaculate Conception, St. James, and St. Mary's elementaries, Regis Middle, Regis High); Immanuel Lutheran High School; Crestview Academy (K–8), Messiah Lutheran (PK–8), and St. Mark Lutheran (PK–8); and Bethel Christian.
Attendance areas change, and a few addresses near the Altoona line sit in the Altoona School District instead — always confirm the schools for a specific address with the district at ecasd.us before you buy. District facts: NCES data via the ECASD profile; river boundary as reported by Volume One. Private schools confirmed from school websites, Oct 2026.
What homes cost
Citywide, the median listing price was $332,400 in October 2026 ($188/sq ft, median 49 days on market, selling at about 100% of asking — a balanced market). Zillow’s typical home value was $317,833 (Sep 2026) and Redfin’s median sale price $314,850 (three months ending Sep 2026) — the same ballpark.
Area (median listing)Oct 2026
Third Ward$384,900
South Eau Claire$336,200
Putnam Heights$317,450
North Eau Claire$299,900
West Eau Claire$299,900
Eastside Hill$283,000
East Eau Claire$249,400
Randall Park$232,450
North Side Hill$219,900
West Riverside$189,250
Source: Realtor.com Eau Claire market data, October 2026 (checked Oct 26, 2026). Neighborhood medians rest on small listing counts — 12 homes for sale in the Third Ward, 6 in Putnam Heights that month — so treat them as orientation, not appraisal, and ask me for recent sold comps on any street you’re serious about. ZIP split, same source: 54701 (downtown & south) $413,000 vs. 54703 (north & west) $299,900.
Every guide in the list above downloads free with one tap — no form needed. If you’d rather have one emailed to you, or you’re thinking about a move in one of these areas, leave your info here. Totally optional — the downloads are yours either way.
Moving here? Quick answers
What does a home cost in Eau Claire, WI?
The median listing price citywide was $332,400 in October 2026 (Realtor.com) — from about $189,250 in West Riverside to $384,900 in the Third Ward. The whole-city guide breaks prices down by neighborhood, and every figure on this page is dated and sourced.
Which schools serve Eau Claire?
The Eau Claire Area School District — 12 elementary schools, 3 middle schools, and 2 high schools (Memorial and North). Plenty of valley homes feed the neighboring districts instead — Altoona, Chippewa Falls, and Fall Creek each run their own schools — and there are private options in town too, including Regis Catholic Schools and Immanuel Lutheran. Which school a home feeds is decided by address, so the guides name the typical schools per area and tell you to verify the exact address with the district.
Can you live on the lakes year-round?
Yes — most lakes in my territory (Lake Wissota, Lake Hallie, Shell Lake, Tainter and Menomin, and many more) have year-round homes alongside seasonal cabins. Each lake guide covers the difference, plus the showing checks that matter up here: septic, shoreline, dock depth, and winter access.
What area does Carter cover?
Roughly the footprint I work in northwest Wisconsin: Eau Claire and the Chippewa Valley at the center, Menomonie and Dunn County west, Rice Lake and Barron County north, Black River Falls at the south tip, Ladysmith and Hayward up top — the gold outline on the state map above. Every town and lake inside it has a guide or a description on this page.
How do I get a guide?
Tap “Guide ↓” next to any place in the list under the map — the PDF opens right away in your browser, free, no form and no gate. Save it if you want it. There’s a guide for every neighborhood in Eau Claire and every lake and town area in the territory. Want to talk first? The optional form under the list sends me a note.
I’m a dedicated real estate professional with a strong foundation in both traditional home sales and real estate investment. Born and raised in Eau Claire, Wisconsin, I have deep roots in this community and a genuine passion for helping clients find their place here. Though I’ve lived in beautiful places like Avon, Colorado; Prescott, Arizona; and Austin, Texas, Eau Claire has always been home — thanks in large part to my close-knit family.
I began my real estate journey in Austin, TX, where I held my license and specialized in working with cash buyers and distressed properties. That role sparked my interest in real estate investing and taught me to navigate complex transactions with speed and creativity. Since moving back to Eau Claire and earning my Wisconsin real estate license in 2022, I’ve enjoyed early success by blending my investment knowledge with a more traditional, client-focused approach.
Before real estate, I worked for Builders FirstSource in Eau Claire, where I gained valuable insight into the construction process and even helped build a home during my training. That hands-on experience helps me guide clients who are interested in new construction or fixer-uppers.
Real estate runs in the family, and that tradition shaped how I work: with experience, energy, and personal service.
Eliza and the kids — the best part of coming home.Louis — the family beagle, and the real greeter at our place.
Outside of work, you can find me golfing or spending time with family. These days, I share life with my fiancée. I’m proud to be part of this community and grateful for the opportunity to help others put down roots here too.
And like any good Wisconsin kid, I live and die with our teams — Packers on Sundays, Brewers all summer, Badgers and Bucks in between. In the fall, half my client calls start with the game before we ever get to houses.
And if you ever want a real story over coffee: Eliza and I were actually engaged twice. We didn’t speak for nine years — she married, had two kids, that fell apart — and somehow found our way back to each other. Three years later, we’re expecting our daughter. Ask me about it sometime.
01
Buying a home
Guidance from someone raised in Eau Claire who knows these neighborhoods street by street.
02
Selling with clarity
Priced and presented with a builder’s eye, with real local comps behind it.
03
Investing & possibilities
From an agent who owns and house-hacks a duplex himself — and has done the renovation work with his own hands.
Why I hang my license here
Why Hometown.
Hometown Realty Group is a small, locally owned brokerage right here in Eau Claire — no franchise, no call center, just a tight-knit group of people who live here and show up for this town. Here’s why I hang my license here, and why I think it matters for you, too.
The building’s historic — it was Ottawa House Books in a past life. When it got fixed up, part of the agreement was reusing the original material for the ceiling. Even the ceiling here has a history.
01
Small and local
Hometown is led by three brokers — Jane Kunick, Jerry Annis, and Rod Elkin — and it stays small on purpose. You know the people handling your move, and they know this town.
02
Tight-knit, no unhealthy competition
We have a tight-knit group, and everyone helps out when needed. We love our office — it has good vibes, and we think it’s an example of how we all run our businesses collectively. No unhealthy competition: everyone roots for everyone.
03
Family, literally
One of those brokers is my mom, Jane Kunick. I moved back to Eau Claire to learn this business from her — and that’s still how it works here: experience handed down, not handed off.
A deep bench, under one roof.
I’m going on five years in this business — first licensed in November 2021 — and I’ve gotten exposure to plenty of different kinds of transactions. But the real advantage is this room: anything I haven’t seen yet, someone here almost surely has — my mom, Jane Kunick, has been doing this for over 25 years, and the office around her is a veteran group of six long-tenured agents. Because we’re tight-knit, we bounce things off each other and work out the solution together. Simple or complex, there’s a lot of seen-it-before under one roof.
Out around town.
This office doesn’t just work here — it hangs out here, feeds people here, and raises a hand when the town needs one.
01
Summer cookouts
Three times each summer — once a month, tied to Tuesday Night Blues downtown — we give away free brats and hot dogs, just for fun and exposure. Any leftover food gets brought to the food pantry.
02
Homecoming parade party
Our office is at 602 Water St, and the homecoming parade goes right past it — so we throw a party there every year.
03
Eau Claire Marathon
When marathon weekend rolls around, you’ll find our crew volunteering at the beer tent.
04
Christmas party
Every year, the whole office gets together for a Christmas party.
05
Christmas parade
We also do the Christmas parade — part of how the office’s year goes around here.
379Closed transactions
Hometown Realty Group · Eau Claire office, since February 2024
$114,769,066Sold volume
Hometown Realty Group · Eau Claire office, since February 2024
55+Homes I’ve sold
Through September 22, 2026
101.8%My average sale-to-list
Through September 22, 2026
The same treatment we’d give our friends and family.
That’s the goal, plain and simple: give our clients the same treatment we would give our friends and family. It’s how this office runs — small, local, and rooting for each other — and it’s how I run my business, too.
A few useful starting points for running the numbers, learning the area, and figuring out what to ask next. These tools are educational — when you’re ready for property-specific answers, Morgan Franks and I can help you tighten them up.
Mortgage payment calculator
Adjust the example below for an estimated monthly principal-and-interest payment.
MY GO-TO LENDER
Morgan Franks
Loan Officer · Union Home Mortgage · Eau Claire
First-time buyer questions, financing options, and a real look at what your payment could be — Morgan is who I send my buyers to.
FIRST-TIME BUYERS
PRE-APPROVALS
2-1 BUYDOWNS
REFINANCES
Morgan Franks, NMLS# 2495373 · Union Home Mortgage Corp., NMLS 2229 · 2125 Brackett Ave, Eau Claire
Mortgage rates
Week of October 22, 2026 · Freddie Mac survey
Loan
National average
30-Year Fixed
7.32%Down from 7.40% last week
15-Year Fixed
6.68%Down from 6.71% last week
National averages, not a quote. Morgan Franks can give you a real number.
MY GO-TO TITLE TEAM
Legends Title Services
Title & Closing · Eau Claire
Every closing needs somebody who sweats the paperwork so you don’t have to. Legends is the local title team I trust to get it right — and get the keys handed over on time.
TITLE SERVICES
CLOSINGS
EAU CLAIRE
Legends Title Services, LLC · 2225 Brackett Avenue, Eau Claire, WI 54701 · (715) 514-5748
A CMA — comparative market analysis — is how I price a home before it lists. I pull the homes most similar to yours that actually sold nearby, then adjust for the differences: beds, baths, finished space, condition, lot. What’s left is a price range the market will actually back up.
It’s not an appraisal, and it’s not a big website’s algorithm taking a guess at your address. It’s a local agent doing the math on your specific house.
The online estimate is the quick ballpark; a CMA is the real number.
Don’t take my word for it — these are real reports I built for local sellers, with the personal details removed, so you can see exactly what goes into one:
Hands-on listing prep from someone who'll actually pick up the washer or the brush himself — plus yardwork, mowing, snow, cleaning and clear-outs when a place needs them.
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Pressure washing — a light exterior rinse
Just a buddy with a pressure washer, not a pro contractor: a basic rinse for unpainted concrete, decks and similar rough surfaces to get a place photo-ready. Painted or peeling surfaces need proper prep, not a rinse.
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Paint touch-ups only
Scuffs, nail holes and the small fixes that jump out in listing photos — touch-ups as part of listing prep, case by case, not full repaints.
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Light landscaping
Beds cleaned out, bushes trimmed back, edges tidied — the light yard work that makes a place look cared for in photos and from the curb. Case by case, as part of listing prep.
04
Junk removal — filling up a dumpster
Old furniture, garage clutter, the stuff that piles up over the years — I’ll help load it into a dumpster so the house shows clean and cleared out. Case by case, as part of listing prep.
Listing video
Your home, on video.
Photos get a click — video gets a showing. When you list with me, your home gets a walk-through reel shot for the phone, where buyers actually look. This one's 622 Stelter Lane, right here in Eau Claire.
Exterior siding — before & after
Before
After
My own pressure-washing work at my duplex.
Front walkway
Before
After
Eliza’s front-door walkway — the concrete got a rinse before the fall decorations went out.See more before & afters — deck, and the garage repaint
Deck & porch
Before
After
Deck and porch at Eliza and her sister’s rental property.
Painting — garage at Eliza’s
A full exterior repaint of the garage at Eliza’s. Here’s where it started — weathered red siding, peeling doors, the works — and where it landed: fresh dark siding matched to the house, clean white doors and trim. The finished work shows the prep, coverage, and clean lines behind it. It’s past work, shown as proof of care — for clients, the paint help on offer is touch-ups and small listing-prep fixes, taken case by case at a fair price.
Before · Front
After · Front
Before · Side
After · Side
Before · Rear
After · Rear
After · Beside the House
“We took siding in and had it matched to the house. Turned an eyesore into a cool feature.”
Current listings.
Explore the home I’m currently representing, then browse more properties available through my profile and Hometown Realty Group.
Active listing · as of October 26, 2026
622 Stelter Lane
Chippewa Falls, Wisconsin 54729
$849,900
4 bedrooms3 bathrooms3,041 sq. ft.Built in 2022
A newer Chippewa Falls home with generous living space and room to settle in. Contact me for current details or to arrange a private tour.
A complete look at my closed transactions across Eau Claire and the surrounding communities — from first homes and investment properties to land and lake homes.
Sales history from my MLS Agent Production & Inventory Report, January 1, 2021–September 22, 2026. Prices shown are final sold prices.
Showing 12 of 55
Listing represented
Thornapple
Ladysmith, Wisconsin
$320,000
Listing represented
Damon
Eau Claire, Wisconsin
$265,000
Listing represented
Manor
Altoona, Wisconsin
$365,000
Buyer represented
Drier Road
Eau Claire, Wisconsin
$339,900
Listing represented
State
Eau Claire, Wisconsin
$315,000
Listing represented
South Shore
Altoona, Wisconsin
$630,000
Buyer represented
7th Street
Eau Claire, Wisconsin
$172,000
Listing represented
Mitchell
Eau Claire, Wisconsin
$310,000
Co-listing represented
South
Eau Claire, Wisconsin
$314,900
Listing represented
Menomonie
Eau Claire, Wisconsin
$475,000
Listing represented
Highland
Eau Claire, Wisconsin
$270,000
Buyer represented
Lafayette
Augusta, Wisconsin
$160,000
Listing represented
10th Street
Menomonie, Wisconsin
$180,000
Buyer represented
Ellis
Eau Claire, Wisconsin
$299,900
Listing represented
Skeels
Eau Claire, Wisconsin
$374,900
Listing represented
Wheaton
Chippewa Falls, Wisconsin
$325,000
Buyer represented
Brown
Augusta, Wisconsin
$192,000
Co-listing represented
Bellevue
Eau Claire, Wisconsin
$210,000
Buyer represented
3rd Street
Bruce, Wisconsin
$89,000
Buyer represented
Lever
Eau Claire, Wisconsin
$252,000
Listing represented
Truman
Eau Claire, Wisconsin
$245,000
Buyer represented
Vine
Chippewa Falls, Wisconsin
$260,000
Buyer represented
County Highway D
New Auburn, Wisconsin
$90,000
Listing represented
Glenhaven
Eau Claire, Wisconsin
$285,350
Listing represented
Vine
Eau Claire, Wisconsin
$280,000
Co-listing represented
MacArthur
Eau Claire, Wisconsin
$355,000
Listing represented
Chippewa
New Auburn, Wisconsin
$72,000
Listing represented
State
Eau Claire, Wisconsin
$260,000
Listing represented
Thornapple
Ladysmith, Wisconsin
$335,000
Listing represented
Menasha
Ladysmith, Wisconsin
$214,000
Buyer represented
Rambil
Eau Claire, Wisconsin
$330,000
Co-listing represented
Birch Hills
Eau Claire, Wisconsin
$525,000
Buyer represented
7th Street
Eau Claire, Wisconsin
$247,000
Listing represented
Ellis
Eau Claire, Wisconsin
$280,000
Buyer represented
194th Street
Chippewa Falls, Wisconsin
$235,000
Listing represented
45th Street
Chippewa Falls, Wisconsin
$305,000
Buyer represented
113th Street
Lake Hallie, Wisconsin
$464,900
Buyer represented
Emery
Eau Claire, Wisconsin
$255,000
Buyer represented
12th Street
Barronett, Wisconsin
$115,000
Listing represented
Boardwalk
Eau Claire, Wisconsin
$160,000
Listing represented
McKinley
Fall Creek, Wisconsin
$200,000
Buyer represented
State
Fall Creek, Wisconsin
$244,900
Buyer represented
Hallie
Eau Claire, Wisconsin
$148,900
Listing represented
Markgraff
Fall Creek, Wisconsin
$354,900
Listing represented
County Highway W
Eau Claire, Wisconsin
$730,000
Listing represented
Folsom
Eau Claire, Wisconsin
$238,900
Listing represented
Lincoln
Fall Creek, Wisconsin
$183,000
Buyer represented
Ogden
Radisson, Wisconsin
$164,900
Listing represented
Coolidge
Eau Claire, Wisconsin
$184,900
Listing represented
Rudolph
Eau Claire, Wisconsin
$155,000
Listing represented
South Shore
Altoona, Wisconsin
$510,000
Buyer represented
Chippewa
New Auburn, Wisconsin
$30,000
Buyer represented
276th Street
Holcombe, Wisconsin
$579,800
Buyer represented
4th Street
Ladysmith, Wisconsin
$94,500
Buyer represented
10th Street
Menomonie, Wisconsin
$153,100
A first-home strategy I lived
Buy the duplex before the dream house.
House hacking gave me a practical way into ownership. I bought a duplex, lived in one unit, and improved it room by room while rent from the other unit helped cover the mortgage. The goal wasn’t an overnight transformation. It was to build equity, learn useful skills, and create income while I lived there.
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Start with a duplex
Live in one side and rent the other, turning part of the property into help with the monthly payment.
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Improve it as you go
I painted, replaced the bathroom and kitchen flooring, added a new kitchen sink, countertop, and bar, and sanded and painted the cabinets — steady work that made the home better and taught me what ownership really takes.
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Let time build equity
As you pay down the loan and improve the property, you’re building toward more options instead of waiting on the sidelines.
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Upgrade on your timeline
The usual next step is to use that foundation to move into the home you really want while keeping a rental asset working for you.
Upper unit — before & after
The unit I lived in while I learned the ropes. Every room below is the same room, photographed before the work and after — paint, new kitchen and bath flooring, a new sink, countertop and bar, and cabinets sanded and painted.
Kitchen
Before
After · Stove wall
After · Sink wall
After · Lived in
Painted cabinets, new kitchen flooring, countertop, sink, and bar.
Bathroom
Before · Vanity
After · Vanity
Before · Tub end
After · Tub
After · Settled in
Fresh paint, new bathroom flooring, and new fixtures.
Living room
Before
After · View 1
After · Furnished
Fresh paint and updated fixtures — the paneled walls and hardwood stayed.
Bedroom → Office
Before · Bedroom
After · Office
Fresh paint turned a catch-all room into a real office.
Office → Bedroom
Before · Office
After · Bedroom
After · Settled in
Fresh paint, new lighting, and curtains.
Lower unit — before & after
The rental side, renovated with the same recipe — sanded and painted cabinets, new flooring, fresh paint throughout. This is the side that helped carry the mortgage while I lived upstairs.
Kitchen — fridge wall
Before
After
Painted cabinets, new flooring, and a stainless fridge.
Kitchen — stove & nook
Before
After
The stove wall and the new bar, from the same corner.
Kitchen — sink wall
Before
After
New sink and countertop under the same window.
Bathroom
Before
After
Fresh paint, new flooring, and new fixtures.
Living & dining
Before
After · Dining end
After · Living end
Fresh paint throughout the living and dining space.
Bedroom
Before
After
Fresh paint and bare hardwoods, ready for the next tenant.
My own timeline took a happy shortcut.
I moved on sooner than the classic house-hacking timeline, but the strategy still stands: for a first-time buyer or renter trying to find a realistic path into real estate, a duplex can be a smart place to begin. Ask me what the numbers could look like.
Testimonials
Five-star review excerpts from my clients — read the full originals on Zillow and Google
“We had a great experience shopping for a home with Carter. He was attentive to our unique needs and was very responsive. He helped us find a home that we love and we are grateful.”
Ryan McIntireZillow · Sep 21, 2026★★★★★
“Wonderful experience working with Carter as my realtor. He was patient, kind, honest, and always responsive. As a first-time homebuyer, I appreciated how accessible and supportive he was throughout the entire process. I imagined this process would be overwhelming and that there was too much I did not know to ever be able to make a decision. Carter's calm demeanor and candor kept me engaged and confident throughout the process. Highly recommend!”
Shane RennerZillow & Google · Sep 19, 2026★★★★★
“Carter did an exceptional job selling our home in Eau Claire, Wisconsin. We were very satisfied from start to finish. He set up a convenient time to visit our home and gave us suggestions to make it appealing to first-time potential buyers. Carter scheduled a time for the photographer to come out and take pictures of our home's layout, both inside and outside. He helped us with all the necessary paperwork. He is very detail-oriented and was always willing to go the extra mile. All in all, I would highly recommend Carter for your real estate needs.”
Tony MielnikZillow · Sep 14, 2026★★★★★
“I've worked with Carter Barstad at Hometown Realty Group on multiple home purchases and sales, and every experience has been outstanding. He is incredibly responsive, highly knowledgeable about the local market, and consistently goes above and beyond to make the process as smooth as possible. From pricing and negotiations to closing, every transaction was seamless. I highly recommend him to anyone buying or selling a home.”
Kris MielnikZillow & Google · Sep 14, 2026★★★★★
“Carter and Hometown found us our dream home! We’re so thankful for the knowledge they brought to the table. Carter was a champion — he sold the home we owned within a day on market and made the transition into the new home easy. 10 out of 10 recommendation!”
Ian ProckZillow & Google★★★★★
“Carter was very helpful with selling our home in Eau Claire. He found a buyer in a timely fashion which was very important for us during our transition. We highly recommend Carter whether you are selling or buying a home!”
Kathy MielnikGoogle★★★★★
“The team at Hometown are the absolute best! Everyone we worked with was knowledgeable, patient, and kind. The crew has become our Eau Claire family, and we especially love getting together with other transplants.”
Allison FineGoogle★★★★★
Read the full reviews — every word, straight from the clients who wrote them.
Here’s how this works — and it’s simple. You fill out the basics on this form. I take a first look at the house. Then I build you a full written report — a real CMA, done by me, on your specific house and the homes like it that actually sold nearby.
Not an instant automated guess. Not a big website’s algorithm taking a swing at your address. A local agent doing the math, then walking you through it.
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Fill out the basics
Two minutes, tops. Just what I need before I head over — no deep homework.
2
I take a first look
I’ll reach out and we’ll set up a quick visit so I can see the place in person.
3
You get the full report
My written home value report — the real number, and how I got there.
Serving Eau Claire and the Chippewa Valley
Rather just talk it through?
Call or text me direct — plenty of folks do that first, and that’s just fine.
Embroidered, never printed · Made to order · One outline, nothing else
My side shop
Just Wisco
One outline. Nothing else.
Embroidered Wisconsin apparel
Embroidered Wisconsin apparel — hoodies, crewnecks, and tees with the state outline stitched small over the heart. No slogans, no clutter. Made to order and shipped to your door.
Sizing note: these run a tad small. I wear a Large and it fits me snug, how I like it — if you like a looser fit, size up.
Stitched, not printedOver the heartOne system, every garmentAdult + youth
Real embroidery thread, sewn into the fabric. No ink to crack, peel, or fade — the outline outlasts the sweatshirt.
Small over the heart
No billboard logos, no slogans. One gold outline where it belongs — it says Wisconsin so you don't have to.
Made to order
Yours gets stitched when you order it, in the colorway you picked. The samples at my house? The real thing matches them.
Worn by the maker
That's me in the Cream hoodie sample — the same stitching, the same 2-inch outline. If it wasn't good enough to wear myself, it wouldn't be in the shop.
The samples just landed at my place — the stitching is the real deal.
Wear the whole state.
One outline. Nothing else. On Etsy now, in time for gift season.
Carter Barstad
