Food and Hunger Shirts

Food justice shirts for a country that cut SNAP and called it savings. "Everybody Eats." "Groceries Are Not a Luxury." "Cutting SNAP Did Not Cut Hunger." Twenty original designs about food, hunger, and who is allowed to eat, printed on a heavyweight Comfort Colors tee.

These are for the food bank volunteer, the school lunch fight, the mutual aid pantry, and the person who watched the grocery total climb. They are plain because hunger is.

Printed to order on the Comfort Colors 1717 (6.1 oz ring-spun cotton, garment-dyed, relaxed unisex fit, S to 4XL, eight colors). A gift for a food pantry organizer, a school nutrition worker, or the friend who runs the community fridge. Volunteer crews ordering as a group get a discount at five shirts.

Related: solidarity and mutual aid shirts, eat the rich shirts, and housing justice shirts.

Questions people ask

Are these good shirts for a food bank crew?
Yes. "Everybody Eats" is the one volunteers order for the whole team. Group orders of five or more get a discount; see group orders.

Do you donate any proceeds?
Not through this page; we keep our prices plain. If you are ordering for a food organization, email us about a group discount.

What shirt are they printed on?
The Comfort Colors 1717: garment-dyed, 6.1 oz ring-spun cotton, direct-to-garment print.