Resist shirts for people who are not going anywhere. "An Executive Order Is Not a Law." "America Is a Promise, Not a Property." "Boring Meetings Change Everything." More than a hundred original anti-fascist and pro-democracy slogans, printed on a heavyweight Comfort Colors tee, with a hoodie and a crewneck sweatshirt for many of them.
This is the collection for the No Kings march, the school board meeting that runs past ten, the courthouse steps, and the group text that plans the next one. The framing is specific on purpose: a shirt that names the exact overreach lands harder than a shirt that says "resist," which is why most of these are full sentences.
Every design is printed to order on the Comfort Colors 1717 (6.1 oz ring-spun cotton, garment-dyed, relaxed unisex fit, S to 4XL in eight colors). Many designs also come as a Gildan Heavy Blend hoodie and crewneck sweatshirt (8 oz cotton and polyester, unisex S to 5XL, in Black, Sand, Sport Grey and White), every new design ships with both, and the product page links the three. They make a pointed gift for the friend who reads the whole bill, the retired teacher who shows up to every hearing, or the whole affinity group. Group orders get a discount at five shirts.
Related: human rights shirts, voting and election shirts, and anti-Trump shirts.
Questions people ask
Are these protest shirts?
Yes. Most were written for a specific protest moment and read well at any of them. They are cotton tees, comfortable for a long day on your feet, and the lettering is readable from across a crowd.
What is the difference between this collection and the anti-Trump one?
This one is about the system: executive overreach, authoritarianism, the rule of law. The anti-Trump collection names the man. Plenty of people wear both.
What are the shirts made of?
Comfort Colors 1717: 100 percent ring-spun cotton, 6.1 oz, garment-dyed, with a direct-to-garment print that does not crack or peel. The hoodie and sweatshirt are the Gildan Heavy Blend: 8 oz cotton and polyester, unisex S to 5XL.
