High Point Merchandise

StreetLine Totes: From Banners to Keepsakes

Our Story

In High Point, creativity belongs to everyone. It’s not limited by profession or background. That’s why High Point Branded Bags aren’t just a product, they’re an expression of the creative spirit woven into every fiber of our city.

Every bag is one-of-a-kind, handmade locally, and crafted from recycled banners that once decorated our events, streets, and landmarks. With each upcycled banner, we’re turning something meant for a moment into something meant for a lifetime.

You’re not just carrying a bag, but a piece of High Point’s creative journey.

Sustainably Made, Locally Crafted

Our branded bags are the result of collaboration between local makers and organizations who share our commitment to creativity, craftsmanship, and sustainability.

High Point Branded Bags: From Banners to Keepsakes

A Bag with a Purpose

By choosing a High Point Branded Bag, you’re doing more than carrying a stylish accessory, you’re carrying a piece of High Point’s history and supporting a movement toward sustainability and local collaboration.

Every stitch, handle, and label reflects our community’s creative energy and dedication to making something meaningful out of what once was.

Meet Our Partners:

City of High Point

Provider of the banners that once brought color and character to our streets.

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International Textile Alliance (ITA)

Donors of banners from past industry events and markets.

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Truist Point Stadium

Contributors of stadium banners that have been upcycled into our collection.

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Curated Threads

Makers of the bags, turning recycled materials into functional art.

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Phillips Collection

Creators of the distinctive handles made from seatbelt fabric making each bag truly unique.

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Splashworks

Designers of our custom labels that celebrate the spirit of High Point.

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Our banner sources will continue to evolve over time, ensuring that each new edition of the StreetLine Totes remains distinct and deeply connected to the city’s story.

Where to Find Them

The StreetLine Totes are available for purchase now at The Art Gallery at Congdon Yards and the High Point Museum. Be sure to pick up your one-of-a-kind accessory today!

Greeting Cards by Local Artists

Visit High Point partnered with five local artists to create one-of-a-kind, High Point-inspired greeting cards. Learn more about the artists, their mediums, and where to keep up with them below.

Winter Glow
2025
Artist: Meghan Sink
Prismacolor pencils and Posca acrylic pens
ID: @megsinkartist

Vamos Christmas!
2025
Artist: Laurie Mendenhall Art
Watercolor Illustration
IG: @lauriemendenhall

High Point Holiday Party Tree Lighting
2025
Artist: Gary Simon
Oil on Canvas
IG: @garysimonci
Website: garysimonci.com

Church Wreath
2025
Artist: Page Gleeson
Watercolor and pen and ink
IG: @page_art.studios
Website: pagegleesonart.com

First Snowfall Bicentennial Greenway
2025
Artist: Terri Millard
Paper collage with paint embellishment
IG: @terri.millard

Where to Find Them

These cards were created in partnership with Studio 136, a local gallery, and you can now purchase them there! Studio 136 is open Wednesday through Friday 12 pm to 6 pm, Saturday 1 pm to 8 pm, and Sunday 1 pm to 5 pm.

Stay Stuck on High Point

Take a Little Piece of High Point

High Point has a collection of stickers showcasing our iconic brand. Whether you’re looking to rep High Point jazz legend John Coltrane, the world’s largest chest of drawers, or the Visit High Point brand, one of our new stickers is sure to match your vibe.