My Body Merch
Description: She Would No Longer Play Very Nice is a cool women's rights design featuring a tiger. Design by The Whiskey Ginger - Bozeman, Montana.
She Would No Longer Play Very Nice: Women's Rights Tiger Bag
by The Whiskey Ginger
$19 $24
Muppet Christmas Carol - Rizzo's little broken body Tapestry
by JennyGreneIllustration
$23 $30
Description: PROTECT WOMEN'S RIGHTS. PROTECT ROE. Keep abortion safe. MY BODY MY CHOICE. Copyright © by Olivia Ossege.
My Body My Choice Kids Hoodie
by Olivia Ossege - Sparkling In Silence
$28 $36
Description: Bold, defiant, and blooming with symbolism, this “My Body My Choice” design entwines fierce personal autonomy with the timeless elegance of red roses. Red roses have long represented courage, sacrifice, and undying love—making them the perfect backdrop for a message that demands respect for bodily sovereignty. Whether interpreted through the lens of reproductive rights, medical freedom, or feminist resistance, this design refuses to wilt under pressure. It’s not just a slogan—it’s a declaration that bodily autonomy is non-negotiable, deeply rooted, and fiercely defended. Let the world know: beauty can be radical, and resistance can be floral.
Description: This bold and quirky design combines dark humor with vibrant floral art, featuring the phrase "Your Body, My Freezer" in a playful yet edgy style. Perfect for those who appreciate twisted jokes, sarcastic wit, and unique designs with a morbid twist. A fun and ironic gift for fans of black comedy and offbeat humor to make it through these dark times. Make a statement with this gothic-inspired, cheeky piece.
My Body My Choice Celestial Woman Baseball T-Shirt
by Perpetual Brunch
$19 $26
My Body My Choice My Business My Rights Roe V Wade Magnet
by Kristy
$3.75 $4.75
Description: This elegant “My Body My Choice” design features flowing cursive typography that makes a powerful statement with style. A bold message of reproductive rights and bodily autonomy, perfect for anyone who supports pro-choice advocacy. Ideal for marches, protests, or everyday empowerment—especially relevant for Women's History Month, International Women's Day, and year-round activism.
