Human Rights Shirts

New to this? Read what human rights are, from due process to the right to protest.

These are the shirts for the observer at the protest, the journalist, the legal aid volunteer, and the neighbor who films when the police stop someone. They are specific on purpose; "human rights" as a slogan is easy to ignore, and "A Press Pass Is Not a Favor" is not.

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 a public defender, a reporter, a paralegal, or a student who just found out what habeas corpus means.

Related: immigration and anti-ICE shirts, anti-fascist and resist shirts, and voting shirts.

Questions people ask

What is the difference between the human rights and resist collections?
Human rights shirts name a specific right: press, process, dignity, the right to record. The resist collection is about resisting authoritarianism in general. Some designs fit both.

Are these shirts safe to wear to a protest?
They are cotton t-shirts, so as safe as any. Several designs ("A Camera Is Not a Weapon," "Document Everything") are written for legal observers and people who film.

What sizes and colors come in this collection?
Unisex S to 4XL on the Comfort Colors 1717, in Banana, Bay, Black, Blossom, Chambray, Graphite, Ivory, and White. The hoodie and sweatshirt run S to 5XL in Black, Sand, Sport Grey and White. Every design is printed to order.