Press Freedom Shirts

Written for reporters, editors, student journalists, the local paper's last three employees, and the reader who renewed the subscription on principle. Specific on purpose: a shirt that names the subpoena lands harder than one that says "free press."

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 journalist, a journalism student, a public radio member, or the friend who fact-checks the group chat. Newsrooms ordering as a team get a discount at five shirts.

Related: human rights shirts and resist and anti-fascist shirts.

Questions people ask

Are these good gifts for journalists?
They were written for them. "Ask the Questions Anyway" is the one for the reporter in your life; "A Free Press Protects You" is for the reader.

Do you have student journalism shirts?
Everything here works for a student paper or a J-school, and a newsroom ordering five or more gets a group discount. See group orders.

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.