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Originally created to support BLM and BIPOC organizations in the summer of 2020, these shirts have raised over $40,000 in the past few years, a feat I take immense pride in.
With fewer than 20 shirts left in various sizes, each one was hand-dyed by me on the floor of my Brooklyn bedroom over the course of several months.
The printing was done by Kingsland Printing, a woman-owned, Brooklyn-based print shop.
The profits from the remaining shirts will be donated to LGBTQIA organizations in NYC.
Originally created to support BLM and BIPOC organizations in the summer of 2020, these shirts have raised over $40,000 in the past few years, a feat I take immense pride in.
With fewer than 20 shirts left in various sizes, each one was hand-dyed by me on the floor of my Brooklyn bedroom over the course of several months.
The printing was done by Kingsland Printing, a woman-owned, Brooklyn-based print shop.
The profits from the remaining shirts will be donated to LGBTQIA organizations in NYC.