HOMAGE Easton Town Center

Infatuated is an understatement. I moved to Columbus a year ago tomorrow and this was the first local shop I was told to check out. It’s a little on the pricy side, but worth it for the quality apparel and vintage feeling a Homage t-​shirt brings.
It’s not even difficult to spend $ 32 on a shirt so comfortable, soft, and well-​printed. This place is a sports fan’s dream. While they mostly sell local team apparel in-​store, they offer a really impressive variety of team apparel online, including an Ivy League collection, an NBA collection, and random finds that will blow you away like the Vince Lombardi t-​shirt I wear entirely too much even when it isn’t football season (GO PACK).
Whoever runs their Twitter account is also a PR genius. Comical, endearing, and often hosts contests for free apparel and goodies. I won a set of posters when their BE collection came out and was ecstatic to have a giant Hillary Knight poster to throw into my fan cave collection.
When all is said and done, Homage is a must-​visit for anyone traveling to Columbus. You won’t find better designs or quality anywhere!

Great, comfy, neat, locally pertinent shirts. Clean, well-​stocked, easily stocked location. Friendly, helpful, interactive staff. Crazy over-​priced merchandise that you’re still cool with because, awesome.
It’s not that it’s crazy expensive, it’s just expensive for what it is. $ 32 for a tee shirt is $ 32 for a tee shirt.

I just recently moved to Columbus from the Cleveland/​Akron area. I’ve been in HOMAGE here at Easton one other time but it was very brief. Today I went in to look for and purchase two new Cav shirts for myself and my husband. They had a nice selection of Cav t-​shirts, so it took me a while to decide what ones I wanted for the two of us. One of the employees was really nice and asked if I needed anything. When I was at the counter she offered to look in the back for the shirt I was buying for myself in large for my husband. I thought that was not only really nice, but, really great customer service as well. The t-​shirts are extremely comfortable and every employee was really nice, I will definitely go back there! Thank you for being a great local business!

I really like this place and typically order online and pick up at the store, which works out really well for me, except at those stereotypical times that are outrageously busy at easton. weekends. evenings. etc.
As long as you go in the morning or when the weather is bad, you should be golden.
otherwise, parking may be a struggle.

How good can a store selling retro t-​shirts be? Pretty darn good! There are a lot of cool, old sports related shirts. Topics covered include colleges, and pro sports teams from Ohio, Michigan and Pennsylvania — obviously the demographic of shoppers. Quality seems good, prices a bit high, but not ridiculous. Having other retro items like caps, bumper stickers, etc., would be a nice plus, but they don’t. I’ll bet you could find all of the items online, but seeing them in a store is cool. Worth a trip if you are a sports fan visiting Columbus.

I’m the world’s biggest t-​shirt whore. So when I happened upon Homage last week while on spring break in C-​bus, I almost required a change of underwear. Which would have been unfortunate, this being a t-​shirt store. Let me say, the selection and quality of their shirts are amazing. However, the thing that made me hesitate was the $ 28 price tag per. At the time, I just couldn’t justify the purchase.
During, the 6 hour drive back to Chicago the next day, I literally thought about those shirts half the ride home. During my D-​bag days, I didn’t hesitate dropping $ 35 on a crappy A&F shirt. I even own a $ 70 (don’t judge me) Affliction tee that’s long been relegated to the bottom of my crap drawer. So what’s $ 28 for a far more superior product?
Literally, the night I got home, I logged onto
and ordered three shirts. I even found a 20% off coupon code, so I ended up getting an even better deal than if I would’ve purchased from the brick-​and-​mortar. The package arrived 4 days later, and they even included a pack of American Gladiators trading cards! You know me well, Homage. It’s almost scary.
I think I found my new favorite tee spot. High-​quality baby butt soft cotton and original graphics. The best part is, as most of Homage’s customers are in Ohio, it’s very unlikely I’ll run into someone out here rocking the same shirt. Next time I visit Columbus, I’ll drop by the store and play me some more NBA Jam.

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Awesome t’s with an endless selection! Customer service was extraordinary. Friendly employees that aren’t too pushy like at some other places. I’ve never left the store disappointed… or without a purchase.

Being a Ohio State fan I had to check this store out. What a great little store, had everything you could think of and not just college football apparel. Of course I just bought a ton of Ohio State stuff in which they had very unique designs that no other store had which was great. Friendly employees, was talking football for a while even though they found out I was from Baltimore MD.
Next time I’m in Columbus I will be coming back to go on another mini shopping spree.

I love HOMAGE, I own 90% of their shirts. My favorite is still their flagship store. Easton is cozy, but their customer service is lacking. I was looking for a beanie and saw they were out of stock. Asked a couple employees to see if they had any in their warehouse, or store downtown, got the «I don’t know» shrug and walked away. Eventually, I ended up driving downtown and bought it there. I avoid this store, but will gladly drive out of my way to go downtown.

This store is so much fun. I have a «buying tshirts for the husband» addiction and this place has so many cool options! The staff is very friendly and tshirts can’t be surpassed. I love that they are dedicated to local teams/​areas and the tshirts are just one of a kind. And soft!
Love the Crew tshirts!

Same amazing shirts, same great staff, lovely new store. It’s great to see Homage expanding with a new location and more new items.
Current obsession, their new sweat shirts. I just wish they weren’t $ 60 so I didn’t have to compromise with myself about getting one. Homage is so smart, their stuff is so great, both quality, and cool, that I will end up buying one full price anyway.
You can do online pick-​up at this store too which is great since it’s closer than the Brickel store. Here’s a tip: you can order sale merchandise online (that is not in stores) and pick it up in store. Score!
They have a great new line up of OSU T’s, but everyone already has one so on a game day every 3^rd person has on the same T. But, you know what, who cares, they’re freaking awesome and the most comfortable t-​shirt on the market!

The new store is fantastic. Who ever did the floor layout should get a medal in store planning (Olympics hangover anybody?) the floor is easy to walk and you don’t run the awkward chance of having to scoot by someone looking over a shirt with an inch to spare.
When I went in my friend and I were immediately offered ice cold bottled coke to sip while we walked around. Nice touch.
While the Short North location is charming and much closer to where I live, if I’m even at Easton I’ll make it a point to stop in.

This location is really nice! It seems to be a little bit larger than the Short North location so there’s more foot room. I love the Surf Ohio stuff and wish there was more Cleveland related apparel.