Bring old-school grit to your stitching with this North Dakota State University bison design, styled from the 1972 to 1999 mascot era. The charging bison is drawn in vintage linework, with curved horns, fur-texture stitching, a lifted front leg and a small puff of steam at the nostril that gives it real forward motion. Angled NDSU lettering across the hindquarter keeps the look unmistakably collegiate, making it a strong pick for alumni, long-time supporters and anyone who prefers the earlier Bison identity.
With just two thread colours, the green-and-white palette stays bold and readable while the dense stitching gives the mascot a weighty, substantial finish. It suits sturdy fabrics especially well, so think varsity jackets, hoodies, canvas bags and heavyweight sweatshirts where that solid fill can really sit properly. Because it is offered from 3 inch to 10 inch, it works equally well as a neat chest emblem or a larger back piece where the tail tuft, horn shape and textured coat can show up clearly.
