Eat the Rich and Anti-Capitalist Shirts

Eat the rich shirts for a country where rent went up again. "Abolish Billionaires." "Affordability Is a Policy Choice." "Care Work Is Work." Forty-five original anti-capitalist and economic justice slogans, printed on a heavyweight Comfort Colors tee, with a hoodie and a crewneck sweatshirt for many of them.

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About Eat the Rich and Anti-Capitalist Shirts

This is the collection for the tenant union, the strike line, the campus, and the person whose group chat is mostly screenshots of CEO pay. The designs argue about who pays and who profits, which is a conversation everyone is already having.

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. A gift for an organizer, an economics student, a nurse on a picket line, or anyone who has been told to skip the latte. Group orders get a discount at five shirts.

Related: solidarity and union shirts, housing justice shirts, and food and hunger shirts.

Questions people ask

What does "eat the rich" mean on a shirt?
It is the shorthand for economic justice: tax the billionaires, pay the workers, stop pretending the problem is the latte. The shirts in this collection make the specific version of that argument.

Do you have union shirts here?
The union and strike designs live in the solidarity collection. This collection is the money side: billionaires, rent, wages, and who pays.

What are the shirts made of?
Comfort Colors 1717: 100 percent ring-spun cotton, 6.1 oz, garment-dyed, direct-to-garment print. The hoodie and sweatshirt are the Gildan Heavy Blend: 8 oz cotton and polyester, unisex S to 5XL.