2026 Tulane Alumni
HOLIDAY GIFT GUIDE
The holidays are a time for celebrating, connecting and giving. And what better way to share the spirit of the season than by supporting your Tulane community? Our Tulane Alumni Gift Guide highlights an inspiring selection of gifts. Whether you’re searching for a distinctive host gift, a locally made keepsake or a statement piece of jewelry, you’ll find something meaningful from the Green Wave network. Each purchase is a way to champion fellow Tulanians and their entrepreneurial spirit.
Did we miss anyone? We are always hoping to profile outstanding alumni. If you know of an alumni retailer that we have not featured here, please let us know at alumni@tulane.edu or in our social channels for consideration for a future profile or inclusion in next year’s gift guide.
From Magazine Street to the World
B. VIZ DESIGN
Rebecca Vizard (NC ’81) has earned international acclaim for her exquisite pillows crafted from antique textiles. For nearly 30 years, Vizard and her team have transformed fragments of vintage fabrics into one-of-a-kind creations, combining intricate hand-sewn craftsmanship with a distinctive eye for color and design. Based in St. Joseph, Louisiana, B. Viz Design also has a shop at 5419 Magazine Street in New Orleans, run by fellow Tulane alumna Laurin Beard (SLA ’07) and Vizard’s daughter, Sarah. These beautiful, timeless pillows make a luxurious gift for anyone who appreciates art, history and interior design.
EYE WARES
Lauren Agnew (SLA ’09) is the owner of Eye Wares, a luxury eyewear boutique and optometry practice known for its team of optometrists, its dry eye treatment center and its selection of luxury frames from designers and independent artists. Services include comprehensive eye exams for adults and children, Optomap technology, dry eye radiofrequency and IPL treatments, contact lens fittings and ocular medical treatment. Eye Wares also accepts Tulane insurance. With locations on Magazine Street, and in Metairie, Mandeville and Covington, Eye Wares combines fashion with expert vision care. This holiday season, Tulane students, faculty and staff can enjoy 20% off their purchases. The offer cannot be combined with insurance or other promotions.
SUE SARTOR
Fashion designer Sue Sartor (NC ’91) creates colorful, effortlessly stylish clothing that celebrates joy, optimism and femininity. Working alongside her daughter and associate designer, Adelaide Sartor (SSE ’19), Sue creates original, hand-drawn prints that come to life through handmade artisan textiles and modern silhouettes. Known for her vibrant patterns and flowing dresses, Sartor creates comfortable, versatile, small-batch collections designed to take women from everyday outings to special occasions. A Tulane alumna and mother of two Tulane graduates (SSE ’19 and SLA ’22), Sartor has a flagship boutique on Magazine Street and a second storefront in Dallas. Her distinctive designs make beautiful gifts for anyone who loves fashion with personality.
DERBY POTTERY
Artisan Mark Donald Derby (UC ’00) and his wife Ann Marie own Derby Pottery, a beloved staple of Magazine Street since 2000. Their shop handcrafts premium pottery and tiles, each infused with the unmistakable charm of New Orleans. They are known for their renowned reproduction of the iconic blue and white tile letters and numbers that adorn the streets of New Orleans. These tiles are meticulously handcrafted, making Derby Pottery a go-to destination for those looking to bring an authentic piece of the Crescent City into their homes.
HAZELNUT
Fine gift and home furnishings shop Hazelnut is co-owned by actor Bryan Batt (A&S ’85) and writer Katy Danos (A&S ’85), along with Batt’s partner Tom Cianfichi. Hazelnut is the perfect place to purchase something with some flair. According to the store’s website, Batt divides his time between the Garden District and the Upper East Side: “This blend of the ‘Big Apple’ and the ‘Big Easy’ has created a cross-pollination of design styles that he brings to Hazelnut, creating its unique sensibility of chic, mixed with old world charm.”
MIGNON FAGET
The city of New Orleans is the primary inspiration for the collections at Mignon Faget, named after its owner, Mignon Faget (NC ’55). Each exquisite and distinctive piece is designed on historic Magazine Street, according to the website: “Drawing from her fine arts training, Mignon Faget’s designs are anchored in natural and architectural concepts, which come to life in timeless sculptural forms.” Check out the double old-fashioned glasses from her Collegiate Collection, which feature a Tulane-inspired design. Discover sophisticated gifts for everyone at the Mignon Faget holiday gift guide.
STONEY CLOVER LANE
Founded in 2009 in Tulane dorm rooms, Stoney Clover Lane has grown from a campus passion project into a beloved lifestyle brand celebrated for its colorful, customizable bags and accessories. Created by sisters Kendall Glazer (SLA ’13) and Libby Glazer (SLA ’15), the brand has been featured in leading fashion magazines and spotted on top celebrities around the world. After opening its first store in Palm Beach in 2018, Stoney Clover Lane expanded to multiple locations while maintaining a vibrant online presence. Now, for a limited time, the brand is celebrating its New Orleans roots with the Stoney Clover Lane Archive, located at 3938 Magazine Street. Shoppers can explore past collections and shop exclusive pieces at special prices, just in time for holiday gifting. Discover more in Stoney Clover Lane’s enchanting gift guide.
OCTAVIA ART GALLERY
Founded by Pamela Bryan (NC ’80, SLA *07), Octavia Art Gallery has been a cornerstone of New Orleans’ contemporary art scene since 2008. With degrees in English literature, accounting and art history from Tulane, Bryan owns a gallery that showcases a dynamic range of emerging, mid-career and established artists from diverse cultural backgrounds, with a particular focus on abstraction. Octavia also represents the estates of notable artists including first-generation abstract expressionist Fritz Bultman and Art Deco sculptor Enrique Alférez. Visit the gallery or explore its collection online to discover thought-provoking works that bridge history and innovation. Bryan also recently launched Tavia, a fashion brand born out of Octavia Art Gallery that transforms extraordinary artwork into clothing and accessories through collaborations with acclaimed artists. For the holidays, Bryan will be offering Tulane alumni a 10 percent discount for both businesses.
New Orleans Eats
Experience the magic of New Orleans food with gifts from some of the city’s best restaurants, proudly owned by Tulane alumni.
PRIMA APRÈS
James Vitrano (L *03) and Abney Harper (L *03) first met as students at Tulane Law School before pursuing separate careers in the restaurant industry. Fifteen years later, they reconnected, rekindled their romance and eventually married. Today, the couple are also business partners behind Prima Après, a culinary concept that brings together Italian pasta and French meringue. Their distinctive creations offer a taste of New Orleans with a European twist. In October 2026, Prima Après opened a location in Tulane’s Lavin-Bernick Center for University Life, bringing the alumni-founded business back to where the couple first met. Their delicacies can be shipped nationwide and are even featured on Williams Sonoma’s website, making them a delicious holiday gift for food lovers near and far.
AYU BAKEHOUSE
Located on Frenchmen Street, Ayu Bakehouse has become one of the city’s most talked-about bakeries. Co-founded by Kelly Jacques (SLA ’10) — recently named one of Food & Wine’s 2025 Best New Chefs — and co-owner Samantha Weiss, Ayu (which rhymes with “bayou”) combines world-class pastry technique with the flavors and creativity of New Orleans. Signature creations like muffuletta breadsticks, boudin pastries and king cakes inspired by babka and croissants reflect a playful, local twist on classic pastries. Stop by Ayu Bakehouse or have one of their inventive treats delivered by Goldbelly to bring a little New Orleans magic home. Just in time for the holidays, Ayu will be selling handmade clay kaya bun ornaments in collaboration with C’mere and ceramic croissant butter dishes from Ficus Ceramica.
COMMANDER’S PALACE
From the legendary Commander’s Palace, co-proprietor Adelaide (Ti) W. Martin (B *84), comes the Commander’s Collection which captures the spirit of this iconic New Orleans restaurant. Commander’s has curated a selection of gifts perfect for every foodie or entertainer on your list. Whether you’re stocking the bar, delighting a chef, treating a host, filling the pantry or setting a stunning table, these gifts bring a touch of Commander’s renowned excellence into your home.
RALPH BRENNAN RESTAURANT GROUP
Looking for the perfect gift for someone who loves New Orleans cuisine? Treat them to a gift card from one of the iconic restaurants in the Ralph Brennan Restaurant Group, owned by Ralph Owen Brennan (A&S ’73, B ’75). Or explore the unique gift guides from some of the celebrated Brennan family establishments, like the historic Napoleon House, serving New Orleans since 1914. Sip their signature drink from a commemorative Pimm’s Cup glass or shop for Napoleon House ornaments, clothing and magnets. Celebrate the delicious flavors of Brennan’s with their bananas Foster candle, cookbook, coffee and more. These gifts bring the charm and flavor of New Orleans straight to your holiday.
ST. JAMES CHEESE COMPANY
Richard Mohler Sutton (TC ’94) and Danielle Moreton Sutton (NC ’95) met at Tulane and later found their calling as cheesemongers in London. There, both Danielle and Richard trained at Paxton & Whitfield, a renowned 200-year-old cheese shop and supplier to the royal household and Parliament. Now, with three locations in uptown and downtown New Orleans as well as Pass Christian, Mississippi, St. James Cheese Company offers a wide variety of artisanal and farmhouse cheeses, charcuterie, specialty foods, gifts and accessories. Even if you’re not in New Orleans, you can still experience their incredible selection by ordering from afar, bringing a taste of their expertise straight to your table. Special Tulane Alumni Offer: Enjoy free shipping on orders over $100 from November 28 – December 18 using the discount code TU-ALUM at checkout.
FLOUR MOON BAGELS
Introducing Flour Moon Bagels, where New York-inspired artisan bagels are made fresh daily right here in New Orleans. Co-founded by Jeff Hinson (SCS ’07) and Breanne Kostyk, the bakery began with a storefront in Mid-City on the Lafitte Greenway and has recently rolled its signature blue food truck out onto the academic quad near Richardson Building at Tulane. Hand-rolled, kettle-boiled sourdough bagels have earned a loyal following, whether you’re stopping by for a sandwich on campus or grabbing a dozen to go for the weekend at the Mid-City location. You can also shop Flour Moon’s branded merch and order bagels for delivery online, bringing a slice of NOLA flavor wherever you are.
SABA
For a delicious and memorable New Orleans dining experience, visit Saba, the uptown restaurant from Emily Shaya (B ’06, B ’13) and her well-known husband, chef Alon Shaya. Part of their company, Pomegranate Hospitality, Saba (which means “grandfather” in Hebrew) serves modern Israeli food with Southern influences in a warm, welcoming setting. The restaurant was recently recognized with a Michelin Bib Gourmand, which honors great food at a great value. Whether you stop in for dinner, visit sister restaurant Safta (“grandmother”) in Denver, or shop Saba’s line of merchandise, you’ll get a taste of the Shayas’ signature mix of comfort, creativity and community.
PIZZA DELICIOUS
Craving a standout slice? Head to Pizza Delicious in New Orleans, the brainchild of alumni founders Michael Friedman (SLA ’08) and Greg Augarten (SLA ’09). New Yorkers who became college roommates, Friedman and Augarten bonded over their love of food and missing New York pizza. That’s how they came up with the idea for Pizza Delicious. What began as a pop-up in 2012 has grown into a full-fledged spot known for its New York–style thin crust, house-made dough and sauce, and bold combinations like shrimp and local veggies. Visit their Bywater location at 617 Piety St., or shop Pizza Delicious merchandise online — whether you’re local or afar, you’ll get a taste of what makes this place special.
SHUG’S BAGELS
Craving an exceptional bagel experience? Check out Shug’s Bagels, co-founded by Tulane alum Preston Paine (B ’15). With two thriving locations in Dallas, a shop on Maple Street in New Orleans, a newly opened location in Austin and a soon-to-open spot in Fort Worth, Texas, Shug’s delivers kettle-boiled, chewy-crusted bagels with creative toppings and breakfast sandwiches that push the envelope. Paine trained at world-renowned kitchens, starred in several Food Network shows and is a chef at a resort in Charlottesville, Virginia. Whether you grab a classic everything bagel or one of Shug’s inventive sandwiches, you’ll taste the passion and creativity that have made Paine a rising star in the culinary world.
URBAN SOUTH
Founded by Jacob Landry (B *13), Urban South Brewery blends European craft traditions with Southern charm. After discovering his love for Belgian and English ales and German lagers while living abroad for a year, Landry set out to bring that same quality to his south Louisiana home. Today, Urban South’s popular brews — like Paradise Park and Holy Roller IPA — are favorites across New Orleans. Stop by their taproom or shop online to grab branded merchandise that captures the bold, easygoing spirit of Louisiana craft brewing.
Tulane Entrepreneurs Make Their Mark
HEY GRAY LADY
Tulane alumna Georgina Eber (A ’25) leads marketing and communications for Hey Gray Lady, a jewelry brand founded by Lizzy Walsh in Darien, Connecticut. Known for its signature stackable letter bracelets, the brand celebrates meaningful connections through personalized jewelry that tells a story. Each hand-finished bracelet, crafted in brass and plated in 14-karat gold, spells out a word or message such as “HAPPY,” “LOVE YOU” or “XOXO.” Designed to be worn individually or layered together, the bracelets allow wearers to create a collection reflecting the people, memories and sentiments that matter most. With a selection of cuffs, earrings and necklaces, Hey Gray Lady offers thoughtful, personal gifts for everyone on your holiday list.
REIGN FRESH CANINE KITCHEN
Robyn Long (SLA ’09) founded Reign Fresh Canine Kitchen to bring fresh, nutritious, New Orleans-made food to four-legged family members. The company specializes in nutrient-dense meal toppers that add flavor, variety and nutrition to a dog’s everyday meals. Its Rouxtine Turkey Topper and Big Easy Beef Topper make mealtime more exciting for pups while adding flavor and nutrition to their diets. Made locally, Reign Fresh products are available online and at New Orleans-area pet shops, including Jefferson Feed and Bark Market. For the dog lovers on your holiday shopping list, Reign Fresh offers a delicious way to treat their favorite companions.
IG: @reignfreshnola
ROWE’S MACAROONS
When a Hollywood writers’ strike disrupted her career as a television agent, Tulane alumna Audrey Rowe (SLA ’08) decided to try her hand at something sweeter. What began as a homemade treat for her great-aunt Wilma became Rowe’s Macaroons, a California-based business specializing in decadent, hand-dipped coconut macaroons. Available in milk, dark and white chocolate and peanut butter varieties, the gluten-free treats are individually wrapped and beautifully packaged in specialty tins tied with ribbon. After a friend who owned a Beverly Hills café encouraged her to sell them, Rowe turned her favorite homemade dessert into a thriving business. Now sold in stores across several states, particularly in the Los Angeles area, and available for shipping, these indulgent treats make delicious holiday gifts for anyone with a sweet tooth.
Instagram: Rowe’s Macaroons
SKULL & BOGEYS GOLF CO.
Husband-and-wife Tulane alumni Joe Annotti (TC ’06) and Lee Ann Annotti (NC ’06, SSE ’07) founded Skull & Bogeys Golf Co. on a simple belief: golf gear should stand for something. Born from Joe’s own journey of sobriety and recovery, the brand makes premium polos, hats, outerwear and accessories for golfers who don’t fit the traditional country-club mold. The skull doesn’t mean danger. It means survival, and a reminder that every round has its bogeys and its recovery shots. The company’s slogan says it plainly: Uniform of the Comeback. 25% of net profits fund addiction recovery and veterans programs, which makes a Skull & Bogeys holiday gift one that keeps working long after it’s unwrapped. And with their license to carry the Tulane brand, their gear will make the perfect alum or student holiday gift.
BOUDREAUX’S JEWELERS
Tulane alumnus Brandon Boudreaux (B ’13), chief operating officer and lead designer of Boudreaux’s Jewelers, is carrying on his family’s legacy dating to 1933 while bringing a modern approach to fine jewelry design. A former Green Wave baseball player and graduate of Tulane’s A. B. Freeman School of Business, Brandon earned his graduate gemologist degree from the Gemological Institute of America (GIA) before joining the family business in 2014. In 2023, he was named to Jewelers of America’s 20 Under 40 list for his work modernizing the company. His wife, Rebecca Boudreaux (B ’11), is also a Tulane graduate and former Green Wave track and field athlete. With locations in Metairie, Mandeville and Baton Rouge, Boudreaux’s Jewelers offers exquisite fine jewelry, engagement rings, watches and custom-designed pieces that make unforgettable holiday gifts.
DE NADA TEQUILA
The idea for De Nada Tequila began at Tulane, where business-school classmates and roommates Danny Neeson (SLA ’19) and Adam Millman (B ’19) dreamed of creating an affordable, high-quality tequila without additives. Inspired by New Orleans’ hospitality culture and their shared entrepreneurial ambitions, the friends launched De Nada in 2021. For Neeson, the brand also honors his late mother, actress Natasha Richardson, and her love of bringing people together and making everyone feel welcome at her table. Produced in Jalisco, Mexico, De Nada offers additive-free tequila made from 100% blue Weber agave, with a commitment to sustainable production and packaging. Available in blanco, reposado and añejo varieties, De Nada brings a Tulane-born spirit of hospitality to holiday gatherings.
GLOWBAR
Rachel Liverman (B ’07) is the founder and CEO of Glowbar, the fastest growing skincare brand redefining how people approach facials and their skin health. A third-generation esthetician, Rachel comes from a family of industry pioneers — her grandmother, Catherine Hinds, founded the first accredited aesthetician school in the United States and helped shape modern professional skincare. That legacy sparked Rachel’s passion for making expert-led skincare more accessible, efficient and effective. In 2019, she launched Glowbar with a simple but category-shifting idea: 30-minute, results-driven facials that fit into real life. What began as a single studio has expanded into a multi-location brand with a devoted following across the East Coast and an award-winning line of professional-grade products.
FACE HAUS
Face Haus is redefining skincare with a fresh, accessible approach that brings professional facials “to the people.” Namrata Gupta (A ’97), who is on the Tulane Alumni Association Board of Directors, served as chief operating officer for nearly a decade and now remains an advisor and investor in the company. The organization has stores in California and Texas and is the facial services provider in Chase Sapphire Reserve airport lounges. Face Haus was co-founded by a team of women who wanted to make expert skincare less intimidating and more inclusive. You can visit one of their studios or shop their curated skincare line online at their website, Target.com or Amazon.com.
RACHAEL DEPAUW POTTERY
Rachael DePauw (SLA ’07) was pursuing a degree in political economy when she discovered her true calling in a Tulane ceramics class that started as an arts requirement. Now, her pieces honor the iconic Newcomb pottery tradition while forging her own creative path. Working from her uptown New Orleans studio, DePauw creates distinctive pottery featuring Louisiana’s flora and fauna, using the intricate sgraffito technique — a method of scratching through surface layers to reveal the color beneath. Each piece is a unique blend of New Orleans heritage and contemporary artistry, crafted with skill honed under the mentorship of Tulane Professor Jeremy Jernegan. Whether you’re searching for decorative wall tiles, jewelry, a statement serving piece or a handcrafted mug that elevates your morning coffee, DePauw’s work transforms everyday objects into art. Her studio at 4444 S. Galvez St. is open by appointment.
54 THRONES
Christina Tegbe (B ’07) left a career in corporate consulting in 2015 to launch 54 Thrones, an African beauty brand. The line, which includes body butter, body oil and cleansing bars, is named after Africa’s 54 countries. Christina travels to Africa to source key ingredients and meet with the artisans who handcraft the rich ingredients that make up the brand. 54 Thrones is carried by major retailers including, Sephora, Nordstrom and Credo stores, and in 2020 was named to Oprah Winfrey’s annual list of “Favorite Things.” In 2021, the company got another big boost when Tegbe competed on “Shark Tank” and attracted two investors. The impressive product line, perfect for holiday gifting, is available on the company’s website and in stores.
AMY A JEWELRY
Amy A. Wilderson (NC ’85) is the interdisciplinary artist behind Amy A Jewelry. Using metalsmithing and wire-working techniques, Wilderson transforms forgotten treasures — like orphan earrings or vintage glass Mardi Gras beads — alongside reclaimed materials such as computer elements, bra underwires and guitar strings, to give new life to the discarded. She pairs these unique elements with gemstones associated with myth, power and healing to craft “wearable, living stories.”
ANDIE’S EATS
Andie Regan (B ’20), now the proud owner of a bakery in New York City, began her journey with Andie’s Eats right on Tulane’s campus as a student. Watch this inspiring video to learn how she turned her passion into a thriving business. Andie’s delicious cake scraps can be shipped from her storefront on Bleeker Street in Greenwich Village to anywhere in the nation, and you can also shop her merchandise to support this entrepreneurial success story!
ECO WONDER CLOTH
Looking for a practical, eco-friendly holiday gift? The ECO Wonder Cloth by Shelley Thomas (B *84) is a reusable, reversible cleaning cloth that works on all floor types — wet or dry — and fits the original Swiffer Sweeper. It offers a sustainable alternative to disposable pads and is available on Thomas’ website, Amazon, and Walmart online. Enjoy up to 10% off on all sites through December 24.
GLASSBLOWER BEN
Benjamin Dombey (SLA ’08) honed his artistry in glassblowing while earning his Bachelor of Fine Arts at Tulane. He has traveled the globe working with the world’s top glassblowers. Now based in New Orleans, he and his wife Allyson run the GlassblowerBen studio. There, they create distinctive glassware that elevates everyday moments. Give a truly memorable gift this holiday with his handcrafted glassware — every piece is a “one-of-a-kind work of art.”
GRAZA
Allen Dushi (B ’09) is co-founder of Graza, a popular EVOO startup that launched in 2022. Beloved by top chefs and top home chefs alike, Graza’s single-varietal oil is sourced from a farm in southern Spain and comes in a distinctive opaque green plastic squeeze bottle. Since their launch, Graza has also added wine, snacks (chips and popcorn both fried in Graza EVOO), and several offerings of gift sets, including Graza glass bottles. You can purchase directly through the website or pick up a bottle at thousands of stores across the United States. Make the holidays extra magical — order now to ensure the perfect gift arrives just in time.
HATRIMONY HAT CO.
During Jordan Sullen’s childhood in New Orleans, to his days as a Tulane football star and then as an NFL player, Jordan has always recognized the power of a well-chosen hat. Hatrimony was founded by Jordan Sullen (SLA ’14) and wife Ariel Anderson-Sullen in the Atlanta metro area. Hatrimony is inspired by Jordan’s lifelong connection to hats — from the cherished fedora he received at 14 to the innovative designs that now define his brand. This holiday season, find the perfect gift at Hatrimony and share a touch of style and tradition with someone special.
PJ’S COFFEE
Looking for a great cup of New Orleans coffee? Stop by PJ’s Coffee, owned by brothers Paul, Steven (UC ’93) and Scott (UC ’95) Ballard, proud owners of Ballard Brands, a Covington-based company that also includes WOW American Eats, New Orleans Roast and Ideation Hospitality. With more than 180 PJ’s Coffee locations across the country, PJ’s brings the rich flavors of the Crescent City to every cup — whether you crave a classic blend with chicory or signature roasts like Southern Wedding Cake, Bananas Foster or Maple Street Blend. Visit a PJ’s near you or explore their full menu of coffees and merchandise online to experience a true taste of New Orleans.
KYLE CAVAN
For a bespoke way to show your Tulane spirit, look no further than jewelry from Kyle Cavan. Co-founded by Elizabeth I. Garcia (B ’15), the company specializes in unique, collegiate-inspired pieces that blend timeless style with meaningful design. Kyle Cavan offers a stunning Tulane collection featuring elegant pieces that celebrate the Green Wave. Perfect for graduates or as a keepsake, these designs beautifully honor your time at Tulane. Use the code TULANEHOLIDAY for 20 percent off.
TULANE GIFTS
CAMPUS CONNECTION
Campus Connection, owned by David Cariello (TC ’03), is a beloved uptown destination for Tulane pride. In 2008, after buying the shop — where he once worked as an embroiderer — Cariello infused it with fresh energy. The store is known for its custom Greek-letter apparel, official Tulane gear and personalized gifts, available both online and in-store. With a youthful, spirited vibe, Campus Connection continues to be the go-to spot for students and alumni to showcase their Green Wave pride.
FINE GIFTS AT M. LAHART & CO.
Interested in a pair of cufflinks, glassware or even a TAG Heuer watch? M. LaHart & Co. sells all this and more, and all showcasing the Tulane logo. You can even add a personal touch with custom engraving, making each item as unique as its recipient.
TULANE UNIVERSITY OFFICIAL BOOKSTORE
Start your day with coffee in a Tulane mug, fly a Green Wave banner at your house or bring the game spirit to your table tennis matches with balls marked with the Tulane logo. The Tulane University Bookstore has an apparel and spirit shop that is sure to satisfy even the biggest Tulane fan.
GRADUATE POSTERS
Since 2016, Tulane Alumni have sent graduates off with a specially commissioned art poster designed by a local New Orleans artist. The posters are given to graduating students, so they always have a reminder of Tulane and New Orleans to take with them wherever they go. Now, alumni can purchase these posters while supplies last.
THE WAVE WAREHOUSE
The Wave Warehouse is your official home for authentic Tulane Athletics gear and one-of-a-kind memorabilia. From game-worn uniforms and equipment to exclusive team-issued apparel, the Wave Warehouse gives fans the chance to own a true piece of Green Wave history. Every item comes straight from Tulane Athletics, ensuring authenticity and a genuine connection to the programs you love. Whether you’re looking for football jerseys that have seen action on the field, baseball gear worn by your favorite players, or official apparel once reserved for student-athletes and staff, the Wave Warehouse has something for every Tulane fan and collector. Inventory is always changing and quantities are limited, so check back often to find your next piece of Green Wave history — and wear your Tulane pride with authenticity.