Trans Lives T-shirt

Soft, heavyweight jersey, relaxed fit, drop shoulder t-shirt with the Protect Trans Lives graphic on the back.

• Black
• 100% Ringspun Cotton
• Relaxed, Unisex fit
• Drop Shoulder
• Heavyweight, Soft Jersey Fabric

All styles are made to order. Will ship in 5-7 days

Sustainably manufactured with Blue Sign certified dyes, efficient dye houses.

At least 20% net profits are donated to the Caribbean Equality Project.

Founded in 2015 by Mohamed Q. Amin in response to anti-LGBTQ+ hate in Richmond Hill, Queens, NY, the Caribbean Equality Project is New York’s only Caribbean LGBTQ+ immigrant rights organization. For a decade, the grassroots organization has been serving Afro and Indo-Caribbean LGBTQ+ New Yorkers and Caribbean communities through advocacy for LGBTQ+ and immigrant rights, gender equity, racial justice, immigration, and mental health services through public education, community organizing, civic engagement, storytelling, and cultural programming to end hate violence in the Caribbean diaspora.
Learn more at https://www.caribbeanequalityproject.org/

Easy, Unisex fit
Machine wash it with similar colors using cold water. You can tumble dry it on low heat or let it air dry to avoid any potential shrinkage or fabric damage. Avoid using bleach or harsh chemicals during washing to preserve the fabric's integrity.
Do not iron directly over graphics. Iron inside out.

At least 20% net profits are donated to the Caribbean Equality Project.

Founded in 2015 by Mohamed Q. Amin in response to anti-LGBTQ+ hate in Richmond Hill, Queens, NY, the Caribbean Equality Project is New York’s only Caribbean LGBTQ+ immigrant rights organization. For a decade, the grassroots organization has been serving Afro and Indo-Caribbean LGBTQ+ New Yorkers and Caribbean communities through advocacy for LGBTQ+ and immigrant rights, gender equity, racial justice, immigration, and mental health services through public education, community organizing, civic engagement, storytelling, and cultural programming to end hate violence in the Caribbean diaspora.
Learn more at https://www.caribbeanequalityproject.org/