Eat the rich is an abbreviation of Jean Jacques Rousseau’s words “When the people shall have nothing more to eat, they will eat the rich.”
But today it’s a slogan that asks us to consider wealth inequalities of our contemporary era and more commonly used as an anti-capitalist rallying cry. The ‘rich’ Rousseau was originally referring to were rich people in power.
This design is a metaphor for reclaiming what is lost and for fighting the systemic powers that have caused such loss. Our crown design points to the monarch as a constitution that hoards wealth and as a symbol of colonisation and white opulence. As one of our founders is Lao, the chopsticks were chosen especially to symbolise the diaspora of Asian Americans. As an extension of this, we wanted to have the chopsticks act as a reminder of the ways in which many Indigenous groups world wide have had their resources and power stripped away from them due to colonisation and its power systems which often play architec to inequality and help uphold dynasties of billionaires. Hence, our chopsticks here are metaphorical tools for dismantling those systems.
It’s time to reclaim power. It’s time to salivate. It’s time to consume. It’s time to feast.
Ideal for any situation, a unisex heavy blend crewneck sweatshirt is pure comfort. These garments are made from polyester and cotton. This combination helps designs come out looking fresh and beautiful. The collar is ribbed knit, so it retains its shape even after washing. There are no itchy side seams on these sweaters.
.: 50% Cotton 50% Polyester .: Medium-heavy fabric .: Loose fit .: Sewn in label .: Runs true to size
Eat the rich is an abbreviation of Jean Jacques Rousseau’s words “When the people shall have nothing more to eat, they will eat the rich.”
But today it’s a slogan that asks us to consider wealth inequalities of our contemporary era and more commonly used as an anti-capitalist rallying cry. The ‘rich’ Rousseau was originally referring to were rich people in power.
This design is a metaphor for reclaiming what is lost and for fighting the systemic powers that have caused such loss. Our crown design points to the monarch as a constitution that hoards wealth and as a symbol of colonisation and white opulence. As one of our founders is Lao, the chopsticks were chosen especially to symbolise the diaspora of Asian Americans. As an extension of this, we wanted to have the chopsticks act as a reminder of the ways in which many Indigenous groups world wide have had their resources and power stripped away from them due to colonisation and its power systems which often play architec to inequality and help uphold dynasties of billionaires. Hence, our chopsticks here are metaphorical tools for dismantling those systems.
It’s time to reclaim power. It’s time to salivate. It’s time to consume. It’s time to feast.
The unisex heavy cotton tee is the basic staple of any wardrobe. It is the foundation upon which casual fashion grows. The specialty spun fibers provide a smooth surface for premium printing vividity and sharpness. No side seams mean there are no itchy interruptions under the arms. The shoulders have tape for improved durability.
.: 100% Cotton (fiber content may vary for different colors) .: Medium fabric .: Classic fit .: Tear away label .: Runs true to size
Eat the rich is an abbreviation of Jean Jacques Rousseau’s words “When the people shall have nothing more to eat, they will eat the rich.”
But today it’s a slogan that asks us to consider wealth inequalities of our contemporary era and more commonly used as an anti-capitalist rallying cry. The ‘rich’ Rousseau was originally referring to were rich people in power.
This design is a metaphor for reclaiming what is lost and for fighting the systemic powers that have caused such loss. Our crown design points to the monarch as a constitution that hoards wealth and as a symbol of colonisation and white opulence. As one of our founders is Lao, the chopsticks were chosen especially to symbolise the diaspora of Asian Americans. As an extension of this, we wanted to have the chopsticks act as a reminder of the ways in which many Indigenous groups world wide have had their resources and power stripped away from them due to colonisation and its power systems which often play architec to inequality and help uphold dynasties of billionaires. Hence, our chopsticks here are metaphorical tools for dismantling those systems.
It’s time to reclaim power. It’s time to salivate. It’s time to consume. It’s time to feast.
The infant fine jersey tee is a balance between comfort and durability. This fabric is specially spun to be strong and smooth. Solid colors are 100% cotton. Other colors feature polyester. There are side seams. The collar has ribbed knitting for improved durability. The shoulders are tapped with twill for improved fitting.
.: 100% Combed ringspun cotton (fiber content may vary for different colors) .: Light fabric (4.5 oz/yd² (153 g/m²)) .: Classic fit .: Runs true to size
Eat the rich is an abbreviation of Jean Jacques Rousseau’s words “When the people shall have nothing more to eat, they will eat the rich.”
But today it’s a slogan that asks us to consider wealth inequalities of our contemporary era and more commonly used as an anti-capitalist rallying cry. The ‘rich’ Rousseau was originally referring to were rich people in power.
This design is a metaphor for reclaiming what is lost and for fighting the systemic powers that have caused such loss. Our crown design points to the monarch as a constitution that hoards wealth and as a symbol of colonisation and white opulence. As one of our founders is Lao, the chopsticks were chosen especially to symbolise the diaspora of Asian Americans. As an extension of this, we wanted to have the chopsticks act as a reminder of the ways in which many Indigenous groups world wide have had their resources and power stripped away from them due to colonisation and its power systems which often play architec to inequality and help uphold dynasties of billionaires. Hence, our chopsticks here are metaphorical tools for dismantling those systems.
It’s time to reclaim power. It’s time to salivate. It’s time to consume. It’s time to feast.
Accessorize your phone without sacrificing security with customized Tough Cases! Tough Cases use impact resistant polycarbonate outer shell and inner TPU liner for extra impact resistance. Keep your phone secure & stylish whether headed to the office or wrapped in pastels for a spring time soirée.
.: Dual layer case for extra durability and protection .: Impact resistant Polycarbonate outer shell .: Photographic print quality .: Clear, open ports for connectivity
Eat the rich is an abbreviation of Jean Jacques Rousseau’s words “When the people shall have nothing more to eat, they will eat the rich.”
But today it’s a slogan that asks us to consider wealth inequalities of our contemporary era and more commonly used as an anti-capitalist rallying cry. The ‘rich’ Rousseau was originally referring to were rich people in power.
This design is a metaphor for reclaiming what is lost and for fighting the systemic powers that have caused such loss. Our crown design points to the monarch as a constitution that hoards wealth and as a symbol of colonisation and white opulence. As one of our founders is Lao, the chopsticks were chosen especially to symbolise the diaspora of Asian Americans. As an extension of this, we wanted to have the chopsticks act as a reminder of the ways in which many Indigenous groups world wide have had their resources and power stripped away from them due to colonisation and its power systems which often play architec to inequality and help uphold dynasties of billionaires. Hence, our chopsticks here are metaphorical tools for dismantling those systems.
It’s time to reclaim power. It’s time to salivate. It’s time to consume. It’s time to feast.
Designed with nature-approved materials, these personalized Econscious EC8040 canvas tote bags come with a 100% certified-organic cotton body and web handles. The open main compartment adds daily function with its easy-access, while the Econscious tag on the handle base is a discreet nod to this personalized tote bag being a green choice.
.: 100% Certified Organic Cotton .: Medium heavy fabric (9 oz/yd² (305 g/m²)) .: Econscious tag on handle base .: Blank product sourced from Pakistan .: Tear-away label
Eat the rich is an abbreviation of Jean Jacques Rousseau’s words “When the people shall have nothing more to eat, they will eat the rich.”
But today it’s a slogan that asks us to consider wealth inequalities of our contemporary era and more commonly used as an anti-capitalist rallying cry. The ‘rich’ Rousseau was originally referring to were rich people in power.
This design is a metaphor for reclaiming what is lost and for fighting the systemic powers that have caused such loss. Our crown design points to the monarch as a constitution that hoards wealth and as a symbol of colonisation and white opulence. As one of our founders is Lao, the chopsticks were chosen especially to symbolise the diaspora of Asian Americans. As an extension of this, we wanted to have the chopsticks act as a reminder of the ways in which many Indigenous groups world wide have had their resources and power stripped away from them due to colonisation and its power systems which often play architec to inequality and help uphold dynasties of billionaires. Hence, our chopsticks here are metaphorical tools for dismantling those systems.
It’s time to reclaim power. It’s time to salivate. It’s time to consume. It’s time to feast.
These Custom Pin Buttons are made from metal, yet are lightweight and durable with a strong safety pin. Begin your journey in selling Customized Pin Buttons with Printify.
.: 1 size .: Safety pin backing .: Made in the USA
Eat the rich is an abbreviation of Jean Jacques Rousseau’s words “When the people shall have nothing more to eat, they will eat the rich.”
But today it’s a slogan that asks us to consider wealth inequalities of our contemporary era and more commonly used as an anti-capitalist rallying cry. The ‘rich’ Rousseau was originally referring to were rich people in power.
This design is a metaphor for reclaiming what is lost and for fighting the systemic powers that have caused such loss. Our crown design points to the monarch as a constitution that hoards wealth and as a symbol of colonisation and white opulence. As one of our founders is Lao, the chopsticks were chosen especially to symbolise the diaspora of Asian Americans. As an extension of this, we wanted to have the chopsticks act as a reminder of the ways in which many Indigenous groups world wide have had their resources and power stripped away from them due to colonisation and its power systems which often play architec to inequality and help uphold dynasties of billionaires. Hence, our chopsticks here are metaphorical tools for dismantling those systems.
It’s time to reclaim power. It’s time to salivate. It’s time to consume. It’s time to feast.
Equipped with a classic fit that is universally comfy, these personalized toddler tees feature high stitch density for a smoother printing surface. Meanwhile, their 3/4" double-needle topstitched collar, along with the double-needle sleeve and bottom hems make for enhanced garment durability.
.: 100% Ringspun cotton (fiber content may vary for different colors) .: Light fabric (4.5 oz/yd² (153 g/m²)) .: Classic Fit .: Grey pearlized tear-away label
Eat the rich is an abbreviation of Jean Jacques Rousseau’s words “When the people shall have nothing more to eat, they will eat the rich.”
But today it’s a slogan that asks us to consider wealth inequalities of our contemporary era and more commonly used as an anti-capitalist rallying cry. The ‘rich’ Rousseau was originally referring to were rich people in power.
This design is a metaphor for reclaiming what is lost and for fighting the systemic powers that have caused such loss. Our crown design points to the monarch as a constitution that hoards wealth and as a symbol of colonisation and white opulence. As one of our founders is Lao, the chopsticks were chosen especially to symbolise the diaspora of Asian Americans. As an extension of this, we wanted to have the chopsticks act as a reminder of the ways in which many Indigenous groups world wide have had their resources and power stripped away from them due to colonisation and its power systems which often play architec to inequality and help uphold dynasties of billionaires. Hence, our chopsticks here are metaphorical tools for dismantling those systems.
It’s time to reclaim power. It’s time to salivate. It’s time to consume. It’s time to feast.
Vacuum insulation is a big deal if you care about beverage temperature change. Double-wall construction means that hot liquids can remain hot up to 12 hours while colder choices can last a full 48 hours; that’s two whole days. Furthermore, these bottles are condensation-proof - no sweating or slipping. Built to fit standard vehicle cup holders, the stainless steel sides are both scratch and fade resistant.
.: Spill-proof .: Scratch and fade resistant .: 22oz (0.65 l) .: One size: 10.6" in height, 2.9" in width .: Note: black design elements on black bottle may differ in tones. Use transparent background .: Note: semi-transparent design elements do not always render correctly on dark-colored bottles .: Note: The print provider cannot guarantee that the design placement will line up with the cap handles as shown in mockups
Made of thicker, heavier cotton, but still soft and comfy. And the double stitching on the neckline and sleeves add more durability to keep the quality high!
From the river to the sea, Palestine will be free.
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Here to add a bit of character that brings an outfit together, these personalized socks can accommodate photos, artwork, creative patterns and more, in pristine detail. Made 100% with soft polyester for extra comfort that lasts all day long.
.: One size (16.5" × 3.2") (41.9 × 8.13 cm) .: 100% polyester .: Black heels and toes .: Model - crew socks .: The same design printed on both socks .: NB! The print may not be as saturated as the design
From the river to the sea, Palestine will be free.
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Here to add a bit of character that brings an outfit together, these personalized socks can accommodate photos, artwork, creative patterns and more, in pristine detail. Made 100% with soft polyester for extra comfort that lasts all day long.
.: One size (16.5" × 3.2") (41.9 × 8.13 cm) .: 100% polyester .: Black heels and toes .: Model - crew socks .: The same design printed on both socks .: NB! The print may not be as saturated as the design
The construct of gender and its role in our society greatly affects power structures, and therefore corruption, violence, and inequality.
Let's openly challenge gender inequality and traditional masculinity by making visible how harmful gender roles and norms impede the full exercise of rights for girls, women, and gender minorities.
**Please note our prices have changed to reflect equitable pricing for all sizes. Thank you.
FIT & FEATURES: / Relaxed unisex fit / Pre-shrunk cotton / Runs true to size
This updated unisex essential fits like a well-loved favourite. Super soft cotton and excellent quality print makes one fall in love with it over and over again.
Size Guideline: I'm 5'3, 130lbs and I wear a medium for a loose fit, and a small for a tighter fit.
Please make sure you choose the right size as we can only refund or exchange an item if it's damaged. Thank you.
This t-shirt is everything you've dreamed of and more. It feels soft and lightweight, with the right amount of stretch. It's comfortable and flattering for both men and women.
**Please note our prices have changed to reflect equitable pricing for all sizes. Thank you.
Add an extra layer of protection with a personalised touch. These reusable cloth face masks made of 100% Polyester provide a physical barrier around the face. They, however, are not medical-grade, thus, not meant for medical use. Great for everyday use for overall protection.
When European explorers 'discovered' lands on the other continents, there were already people living there. All too often the explorers took the land away from the native or indigenous peoples and either killed them or suppressed them. In many cases, the native languages and cultures were suppressed and the natives were forced to adopt Western ways. Unfortunately, this isn't just a thing of the past -- many Indigenous Peoples and their cultures are still threatened today.
10% percent of proceeds for this hoodie will go back to Indigenous Communities, i.e.,
We decided to use the Māori flag in our design as the colours represent what Self Sovereignty stands for.
Black representsTe Korekore the realm ofPotential Being. It represents the long darkness from where the world emerged. It represents the heavens, the male element us formless, floating and passive.
White representsTe Ao Marama, the realm ofBeing and Light. It is the Physical World. White symbolises purity, harmony, enlightenment, balance and air rising.\
The Koru, curling frond shape, represents the unfolding of new life, that everything is reborn and continues. It promises renewal and hope for the future.
Red representsTe Whei Ao, the realm ofComing into Being. It symbolises female, active, flashing, south, yelling, emergence, forests, land, gestation and spirals. Red is Papatuanuku, Earth Mother, the sustainer of all living things. Red is the colour of earth from which the first human was made.
The design represents the balance of natural forces with each other. To live life is to live with nature. To appreciate life is to understand nature.
Designed by: Hiraina, Jan, and Linda 1990
Size Guideline: I'm 5'3, 130lbs and I wear a medium for a loose fit, and a small for a tighter fit.
Please make sure you choose the right size as we can only refund or exchange an item if it's damaged. Thank you.
We decided to use the Māori flag in our design as the colours represent what Self Sovereignty stands for.
Black representsTe Korekore the realm ofPotential Being. It represents the long darkness from where the world emerged. It represents the heavens, the male element us formless, floating and passive.
White representsTe Ao Marama, the realm ofBeing and Light. It is the Physical World. White symbolises purity, harmony, enlightenment, balance and air rising.\
The Koru, curling frond shape, represents the unfolding of new life, that everything is reborn and continues. It promises renewal and hope for the future.
Red representsTe Whei Ao, the realm ofComing into Being. It symbolises female, active, flashing, south, yelling, emergence, forests, land, gestation and spirals. Red is Papatuanuku, Earth Mother, the sustainer of all living things. Red is the colour of earth from which the first human was made.
The design represents the balance of natural forces with each other. To live life is to live with nature. To appreciate life is to understand nature.
Designed by: Hiraina, Jan, and Linda - 1990
A stylish way to carry books, groceries or anything else one might need! This especially roomy, practical high quality cotton twill Tote Bag is an ideal bag for any situation. Shoulder length handles provide comfort with style!
FIT & FEATURES: / 100% Cotton / Boxed corners / Decorative seams on sides
You cannot go wrong with a classic square-style sticker. The clean, crisp edges and simple-but-elegant look make this the most straightforward and popular option.
When European explorers 'discovered' lands on the other continents, there were already people living there. All too often the explorers took the land away from the native or indigenous peoples and either killed them or suppressed them. In many cases, the native languages and cultures were suppressed and the natives were forced to adopt Western ways. Unfortunately, this isn't just a thing of the past -- many Indigenous Peoples and their cultures are still threatened today.
10% percent of proceeds for this t-shirt will go back to Indigenous Communities, i.e.,
We decided to use the Māori flag in our design as the colours represent what Self Sovereignty stands for.
Black representsTe Korekore the realm ofPotential Being. It represents the long darkness from where the world emerged. It represents the heavens, the male element us formless, floating and passive.
White representsTe Ao Marama, the realm ofBeing and Light. It is the Physical World. White symbolises purity, harmony, enlightenment, balance and air rising.\
The Koru, curling frond shape, represents the unfolding of new life, that everything is reborn and continues. It promises renewal and hope for the future.
Red representsTe Whei Ao, the realm ofComing into Being. It symbolises female, active, flashing, south, yelling, emergence, forests, land, gestation and spirals. Red is Papatuanuku, Earth Mother, the sustainer of all living things. Red is the colour of earth from which the first human was made.
The design represents the balance of natural forces with each other. To live life is to live with nature. To appreciate life is to understand nature.
Designed by: Hiraina, Jan, and Linda 1990
Made of thicker, heavier cotton, but still soft and comfy. And the double stitching on the neckline and sleeves add more durability to keep the quality high!
Size Guideline: I'm 5'3, 130lbs and I wear a medium for a loose fit, and a small for a tighter fit.
Please make sure you choose the right size as we can only refund or exchange an item if it's damaged. Thank you.
When European explorers 'discovered' lands on the other continents, there were already people living there. All too often the explorers took the land away from the native or indigenous peoples and either killed them or suppressed them. In many cases, the native languages and cultures were suppressed and the natives were forced to adopt Western ways. Unfortunately, this isn't just a thing of the past -- many Indigenous Peoples and their cultures are still threatened today.
10% percent of proceeds for this t-shirt will go back to Indigenous Communities, i.e.,
Perfect casual heavy cotton tee for kids who just want a comfortable shirt to fool around or play sports. Durable, high quality print to go on exploring.
Do you stand in solidarity with groups considered marginalised by the dominant culture? In solidarity to us means, we stand with the oppressed and we will continue fighting until we are all equal.
**Please note our prices have changed to reflect equitable prices for all sizes.
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FIT & FEATURES: / Relaxed regular unisex fit / 50/50 cotton/polyester / Double-needle stitched / Athletic rib knit collar
Do you stand in solidarity with groups considered marginalised by the dominant culture? In solidarity to us means, we stand with the oppressed and we will continue fighting until we are all equal.
**Please note our prices have changed to reflect equitable prices for all sizes.
FIT & FEATURES: / Relaxed pre-shrunk unisex fit / 50/50 cotton/polyester / Double-needle stitched
A sturdy and warm sweatshirt bound to keep you warm in the colder months. A pre-shrunk, classic fit sweater that's made with air-jet spun yarn for a soft feel.
Size Guideline: I'm 5'3, 130lbs and I wear a medium for a loose fit, and a small for a tighter fit.
Please make sure you choose the right size as we can only refund or exchange an item if it's damaged. Thank you.
