Support Pale*tine by wearing this new design. The poppy flower, the national symbol of Palestine, represents hope for the people. Write to your local government and ask for a ceasefire now.
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This unisex heavy blend hooded sweatshirt is relaxation itself. Made with a thick blend of cotton and polyester, it feels plush, soft and warm, a perfect choice for any cold day. In the front, the spacious kangaroo pocket adds daily practicality while the hood's drawstring is the same color as the base sweater for extra style points.
.: Made with a medium-heavy fabric (8.0 oz/yd² (271 g/m²)) that consists of 50% cotton and 50% polyester for that cozy feel and warmth you need in a hoodie. .: The classic fit along with the pouch pocket and the tear-away label make for a highly comfortable, scratch-free wearing experience. .: The color-matched drawcord and the double-lined hood add a stylish flair and durability that tie everything together. .: Made using 100% ethically grown US cotton. Gildan is also a proud member of the US Cotton Trust Protocol ensuring ethical and sustainable means of production. The blank tee's dyes are OEKO-TEX-certified dyes with low environmental impact. .: Fabric blends: Heather Sport colors - 60% polyester, 40% cotton
Experience the power and independence of Artemis, the Greek goddess of the hunt, in our AS Colour Hoodie. With no romantic interest in either men or women, Artemis symbolizes strength and femininity. Embrace your inner huntress with this exclusive tee and join her band of fifty nymphs in the wild.
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Nothing beats a warm, good-quality hoodie. This mid-weight unisex supply hoodie is made of 80% cotton and 20% polyester anti-pill fleece and for sure is the piece of clothing you need. It also features a kangaroo pocket, sleeve cuff ribbing, and is preshrunk to minimize shrinkage.
.: 80% cotton, 20% polyester (fiber content may vary for different colors) .: Medium-heavy fabric (8.5 oz /yd² (290 g/m²)) .: Tear away label .: Regular fit
Nothing beats a warm, good-quality hoodie. This mid-weight unisex supply hoodie is made of 80% cotton and 20% polyester anti-pill fleece and for sure is the piece of clothing you need. It also features a kangaroo pocket, sleeve cuff ribbing, and is preshrunk to minimize shrinkage.
.: 80% cotton, 20% polyester (fiber content may vary for different colors) .: Medium-heavy fabric (8.5 oz /yd² (290 g/m²)) .: Sewn in label .: Regular fit
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.
This is the shirt to wear if you have been raised by refugees. Raised by the resilience, love, grit and promise of parents or carers who had to leave their known for the unknown. And, with it, had to adapt to new culture, language, food and life. This is the shirt to wear if you are proud of your refugee heritage or being part of a migrant story. This is a thank you to our refugee raisers; a visual paean to the ones that whispered dreams in mother tongues, the ones that sang us lullabies; song stories of home, the ones that fed us rice, sauces, foods from lands they had to leave. This shirt is a statement about how refugee mothers, fathers, siblings, aunties, uncles and carers have raised us up - some with little to no resources - relying on stories, love and heart. This is a thank you to the refugees who raised us and made us, us.
The inspiration from this design comes from my grandmother who crossed the Mekong river to bring her family, including my mom, to safety. The Secret War in Laos brought death and destruction to their hometown so they fled to Thailand to seek refuge. Months later, they were all flown to the US and arrived in 1976.
**Please note our prices have changed to reflect equitable prices for all sizes.
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FIT & FEATURES: / Regular unisex fit / 80/20 cotton/polyester (fibre content may vary for different colors) / Double-needle stitched / Athletic rib knit collar
Beat the cold with this premium pullover sweatshirt that’s just the right layer of warm and cozy. Made with three-panel fleece lining this pullover is double stitched for durability and roomy. Pick one in your favourite colours to match your style.
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.
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
When we say Black lives matter, Trans lives matter and Indigenous lives matter, we mean this. However, matter is the minimum. We need to move beyond the minimum and behave in anti-racist, anti-transphobic and anti-homophobic ways. This means more than just wearing a shirt, of course. However, we believe it's a good place to start. We personally have learned a lot through many activists in these spaces and one we really like is Ibram X. Kendi. You can find a link to his text below.
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
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 prices have changed to reflect equitable pricing across all sizes. Thank you.
FIT & FEATURES: / Relaxed pre-shrunk unisex fit / 50/50 cotton/polyester / Double-needle stitched / Athletic rib knit collar
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.
When we decolonise we start with a colonised environment or space and attempt to revert it back to its Indigenous scaffold. However, what if we did more. What if we flooded colonised spaces with Indigenous knowledge. Or better still, what if the blueprint itself was indigenised. Think of it this way, by the time we have to 'DEcolonise' something, it's too late. By the time you have to DEtonate a bomb, it's too late. Let's instead work to indigenise our thoughts, our spaces and our work. The concept of decolonising relays on centring of the colonist; it centres colonisation. It's even in the word 'deCOLONISE'. However, 'Indigenise' centres the Indigenous Peoples and their kaupapa. 'Indigenise' is about creating, not subtracting. That's where we're heading.
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We have this design spelled the non-american way as well so please email us if you would prefer the spelling "Indigenise Spaces" - thank you.
10% percent of proceeds for this t-shirt will go back to Indigenous Communities, i.e.,
The future is fluid. The future is non-binary. The future is intersectional. **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 / Athletic rib knit collar
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.
What is the model minority myth? The myth of the model minority is based on stereotypes. It perpetuates a narrative in which Asian American children are whiz kids or musical geniuses. Within the myth of the model minority, moms force children to work harder and be better than everyone else, while nerdy, effeminate dads hold prestigious—but not leadership—positions in industries like medicine and accounting. This myth characterizes Asian Americans as a polite, law-abiding group who have achieved a higher level of success than the general population through some combination of innate talent and pull-yourselves-up-by-your-bootstraps immigrant striving.
What's so bad about it? While most people agree that negative stereotypes of Asian Americans are harmful, some still question the harm of the model minority myth. What could be so bad about being part of a group that’s seen as being successful? Like all stereotypes, the model minority myth erases the differences among individuals. The model minority myth operates alongside the myth of Asian Americans as perpetual foreigners. The model minority myth is just one of a collection of stereotypes about Asian American people. Popular television and films exoticize Asian culture and peoples. If you’re a man, you’re a kung fu master. If you’re a woman, you’re a submissive sex object. If you’re gender non-binary or transgender, you don’t exist at all. Mickey Rooney’s racist portrayal in Breakfast at Tiffany’s lives in our collective imagination alongside every East or South Asian actor who has played a bit part as a humorless doctor or IT guy.
**Please note our prices have changed to reflect equitable prices for all sizes.
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FIT & FEATURES: / Relaxed pre-shrunk unisex fit / 50/50 cotton/polyester / Double-needle stitched / Athletic rib knit collar
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.
When we decolonise we start with a colonised environment or space and attempt to revert it back to its Indigenous scaffold. However, what if we did more. What if we flooded colonised spaces with Indigenous knowledge. Or better still, what if the blueprint itself was indigenised. Think of it this way, by the time we have to 'DEcolonise' something, it's too late. By the time you have to DEtonate a bomb, it's too late. Let's instead work to indigenise our thoughts, our spaces and our work. The concept of decolonising relays on centring of the colonist; it centres colonisation. It's even in the word 'deCOLONISE'. However, 'Indigenise' centres the Indigenous Peoples and their kaupapa. 'Indigenise' is about creating, not subtracting. That's where we're heading.
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We also have the non-american spelling for this so if you would like the "Indigenise" version, please send us an email. Thank you.
10% percent of proceeds for this t-shirt will go back to Indigenous Communities, i.e.,
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.
** Please note our prices have changed to reflect equitable prices for all sizes.
"I’m choosing to dress as sporty as I’d like, because these clothes aren’t just threads — to me, these clothes represent wearing my queerness on my sleeve." -J.G.
FIT & FEATURES: / Relaxed unisex fit / Pre-shrunk 50% cotton, 50% polyester / Athletic rib knit cuffs / Runs true to size
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 and reduced pilling.
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 we decolonise we start with a colonised environment or space and attempt to revert it back to its Indigenous scaffold. However, what if we did more. What if we flooded colonised spaces with Indigenous knowledge. Or better still, what if the blueprint itself was indigenised. Think of it this way, by the time we have to 'DEcolonise' something, it's too late. By the time you have to DEtonate a bomb, it's too late. Let's instead work to indigenise our thoughts, our spaces and our work. The concept of decolonising relays on centring of the colonist; it centres colonisation. It's even in the word 'deCOLONISE'. However, 'Indigenise' centres the Indigenous Peoples and their kaupapa. 'Indigenise' is about creating, not subtracting. That's where we're heading.
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We have this design spelled the non-american way as well so please email us if you would prefer the spelling "Indigenise Spaces" - thank you.
10% percent of proceeds for this t-shirt will go back to Indigenous Communities, i.e.,
Inspired by the Los Angeles Dodgers logo, we chose this design to represent the displaced Mexican-American Community who lived in Chavez Ravine before it became Dodger Stadium.
During the early 1950s, the city of Los Angeles forcefully evicted the 300 families of Chavez Ravine to make way for a low-income public housing project. The land was cleared and the homes, schools and the church were razed. But instead of building the promised housing, the city—in a move rife with political controversy—sold the land to Brooklyn Dodgers baseball owner Walter O’Malley, who built Dodger Stadium on the site.
The residents of Chavez Ravine, who had been promised first pick of the apartments in the proposed housing project, were given no reimbursement for their destroyed property and forced to scramble for housing elsewhere.
Everyone needs a go-to, cozy sweatshirt to curl up in, so go for one that's soft, smooth, and stylish. It's also perfect for cooler evenings!
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.: Classic fit .: 50% Cotton; 50% Polyester (fibre content may vary for different colors) .: Medium fabric (8.0 oz/yd² (271.25 g/m²)) .: Sewn in label .: Runs true to size
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 prices for all sizes.
FIT & FEATURES: / Logo in front only / Relaxed pre-shrunk unisex fit / 50/50 cotton/polyester / Athletic rib knit collar
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.
What is the model minority myth? The myth of the model minority is based on stereotypes. It perpetuates a narrative in which Asian American children are whiz kids or musical geniuses. Within the myth of the model minority, moms force children to work harder and be better than everyone else, while nerdy, effeminate dads hold prestigious—but not leadership—positions in industries like medicine and accounting. This myth characterizes Asian Americans as a polite, law-abiding group who have achieved a higher level of success than the general population through some combination of innate talent and pull-yourselves-up-by-your-bootstraps immigrant striving.
What's so bad about it? While most people agree that negative stereotypes of Asian Americans are harmful, some still question the harm of the model minority myth. What could be so bad about being part of a group that’s seen as being successful? Like all stereotypes, the model minority myth erases the differences among individuals. The model minority myth operates alongside the myth of Asian Americans as perpetual foreigners. The model minority myth is just one of a collection of stereotypes about Asian American people. Popular television and films exoticize Asian culture and peoples. If you’re a man, you’re a kung fu master. If you’re a woman, you’re a submissive sex object. If you’re gender non-binary or transgender, you don’t exist at all. Mickey Rooney’s racist portrayal in Breakfast at Tiffany’s lives in our collective imagination alongside every East or South Asian actor who has played a bit part as a humorless doctor or IT guy.
** Please note our prices have changed to reflect equitable pricing for all sizes.
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.
When we decolonise we start with a colonised environment or space and attempt to revert it back to its Indigenous scaffold. However, what if we did more. What if we flooded colonised spaces with Indigenous knowledge. Or better still, what if the blueprint itself was indigenised. Think of it this way, by the time we have to 'DEcolonise' something, it's too late. By the time you have to DEtonate a bomb, it's too late. Let's instead work to indigenise our thoughts, our spaces and our work. The concept of decolonising relays on centring of the colonist; it centres colonisation. It's even in the word 'deCOLONISE'. However, 'Indigenise' centres the Indigenous Peoples and their kaupapa. 'Indigenise' is about creating, not subtracting. That's where we're heading.
We also have the non-american spelling for this design so please email us if you would like that option. --
10% percent of proceeds for this hoodie will go back to Indigenous Communities, i.e.,
When we decolonise we start with a colonised environment or space and attempt to revert it back to its Indigenous scaffold. However, what if we did more. What if we flooded colonised spaces with Indigenous knowledge. Or better still, what if the blueprint itself was indigenised. Think of it this way, by the time we have to 'DEcolonise' something, it's too late. By the time you have to DEtonate a bomb, it's too late. Let's instead work to indigenise our thoughts, our spaces and our work. The concept of decolonising relays on centring of the colonist; it centres colonisation. It's even in the word 'deCOLONISE'. However, 'Indigenise' centres the Indigenous Peoples and their kaupapa. 'Indigenise' is about creating, not subtracting. That's where we're heading. --
10% percent of proceeds for this hoodie will go back to Indigenous Communities, i.e.,
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.
FIT & FEATURES: /Logo in the front only / Relaxed pre-shrunk unisex fit / 50/50 cotton/polyester / Athletic rib knit collar
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.
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.
