Recognizing History,
Honoring Today.

The Goatville Story

Connecticut, New Haven

Goatville got its name in the 19th century, when families kept goats in their yards. From immigrant workers powering New Haven’s factories to kids playing ball in the streets, Goatville has always been about community spirit and local pride.

Home to Wilbur Cross High School, the neighborhood raised true GOATs like John Williamson and Soup Campbell—proof that legends aren’t only made in arenas, but in everyday neighborhoods.

Our clothing line carries that same spirit forward. Goatville isn’t just about New Haven—it’s about every neighborhood across the U.S., where local legends inspire us, and where you can feel like your own GOAT every time you wear our shirts.

Now we’re proud to introduce the Abdou Toure Collection—built for style, comfort, and the confidence to be the greatest wherever you live.

OUR STORY

Inspired by Goatville

Nestled in the heart of New Haven, the historic Goatville neighborhood has always been a source of inspiration. Our brand draws from its rich heritage, vibrant community, and unique character.

Every piece in our collection is thoughtfully designed to reflect the spirit of Goatville — a perfect blend of history, culture, and contemporary style. We believe in creating premium clothing that tells a story while maintaining exceptional quality and craftsmanship.