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Apr 3, 2022 · Spring break is no break from hate. Today’s T-shirts really are lousy. In March, a Pew Research Center study confirmed my retail observation: Centrists like me are dwindling. Today, only “two...
- Caroline Aiken Koster
- New York Lawyer And Writer
Sep 21, 2022 · Political Merchandise can include anything from t-shirts and hats to buttons and bumper stickers. One of the main goals of political merchandising is to build name recognition for a candidate or party. In today’s world, so many candidates are running for office that it can be difficult for voters to keep track of them.
Mar 5, 2017 · The recent wave of activist-minded garments not only represents a symbol of solidarity against the current political administration, but also as a form of bonding among those who share the same...
- Kari Molvar
Jun 19, 2018 · The charged political atmosphere is increasingly influencing the marketplace. Consumers are putting more pressure on companies to choose sides. But new research suggests consumers’ brand ...
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When Miles Dunphy and Elsa Ellies first met at the Royal College of Art, they shared the goal of creating a label which did things differently. In 2016, they delivered on this aim by founding ONEBYME. Billed as a gender-neutral brand with sustainability at its core, the label stood out conceptually: each piece was created from a single piece of fab...
Alejandra Muñoz may have only just graduated from London’s prestigious Central Saint Martins, but already her portfolio makes a powerful political statement about what it means to be a trans woman in 2019. Entitled When I Dress As A Woman, The Audience Laughs, her graduate collection features tailored trousers slashed dangerously low at the crotch ...
Fashion supply chains often stretch around the globe, relying predominantly on the underpaid labor of women in developing countries. This isn’t the case with ADISH, a streetwear label co-founded by Israeli creatives Amit Luzon and Eyal Eliyahu. Their brand employs dozens of Palestinian women – all of whom are paid a fair wage – and takes inspiratio...
At first glance, nothing about Mojaljvin– the fashion label of designer, model and footballer Salomon Lukonga – looks overtly political. From bold, asymmetric printed shirts to pinstriped overcoats with fabric belts, the clothes are cool and classic. That’s kind of the point: everything is slick, stylish and wearable, which means there’s optimum po...
When Shazia Ijaz launched a crowdfunding campaignfor Seek Refuge, “the world’s first streetwear brand for Muslim women,” she chose a clip of President Trump declaring that Islam “hates us” to begin the promotional video. Islamophobia is a widespread issue in even the world’s most supposedly progressive countries; as a result, countless Muslim refug...
Sep 17, 2020 · Everything, it turns out. Fashion is a planet-spanning $2.5 trillion business that employed more than 1.8 million people in the United States alone before COVID-19 reached our shores.
We offer activists and revolutionaries across the globe a fun way to express their individual liberty of thought and action. We rack our brains to bring you the most radical political t-shirts and the most progressive statement apparel, making sure that style and substance come in equal measure.
