Aapi T-Shirts
Description: New I Love Asians: A Contemporary Ode to Cultural Appreciation. In this fresh interpretation, bold strokes and dynamic colors pay homage to the beauty and complexity of Asian cultures. With each brushstroke, the artwork celebrates diversity and fosters understanding in an ever-evolving world.
Description: As an Asian-American artist: Washing your rice removes excess starch as well as oxidized rice bran oil. NOT washing your rice is why it's a little bit sour and not as fluffy as the rice from the restaurant up the street. It's also why our mothers yell at us. WASH YOUR RICE.
Description: Show your pride and support for AAPI Heritage Month with this heart design featuring the colors of the Asian American and Pacific Islander community.
Aapi Asian American Pacific Islander Heritage Month He T-Shirt
by CapCap Design
$16 $24
Description: A supportive #stopasianhate design that would catch attention and raise awareness.
Stop Asian Hate Siam Egg Version T-Shirt
by Tasayu.NYC Designs (feat: SiamGX)
$16 $24
Description: Notice how the individual letters in ‘man’ are so spaced apart they barely read as a word? The letters in ‘man’ are each siloed away in this logo as a representation of ‘rugged individualism’ — or society's pressure on men to not feel or show emotions. This is at the root of the dysfunction that paves the way for aggression, violence and lies. The letters in ‘reprogram’ are closer together and work as a collective to form a word. They’re still pretty spacey - but we’re not looking for perfection. We’re looking for improvement. Reprogram the Man encourages men to seek community among yourselves based on emotional connection. "Be a Man" means rejecting space man and being human. 100% of proceeds go to https://teafund.org/.
Description: To champion your humanness is an act of resistance. Laugh it up. Cry it out. 100% of proceeds will be donated to The Satanic Temple's legal fees to fight for religious reproductive rights. https://thesatanictemple.com/pages/rrr-fundraiser
Description: Notice how the individual letters in ‘man’ are so spaced apart they barely read as a word? The letters in ‘man’ are each siloed away in this logo as a representation of ‘rugged individualism’ — or society's pressure on men to not feel or show emotions. This is at the root of the dysfunction that paves the way for aggression, violence and lies. The letters in ‘reprogram’ are closer together and work as a collective to form a word. They’re still pretty spacey - but we’re not looking for perfection. We’re looking for improvement. Reprogram the Man encourages men to seek community among yourselves based on emotional connection. "Be a Man" means rejecting space man and being human. 100% of proceeds go to https://teafund.org/.
Description: Mental Health Care is a Basic Human Right
Mental Health Care is a Basic Human Right T-Shirt
by Healthy Mind Lab
$16 $24
Description: Do you want to express your support for Asian Americans and raise awareness about asian hate crimes? Any anti-asian racism supporter or activist who believes in the stop asian hate crimes campaign.
Crimes asian community supporter Stop Asian Hate T-Shirt
by jodotodesign
$16 $24
Description: Remember Asian Lives Matter! This Asian Community Outfit and Racism Awareness design is a way to show you're a supporter. If Human Rights, Stop Asian Hate Movement for men, women, brother sister or grandpa, grandma is your thing this activist tee may be the winner choice. This Asian Lives Matter - Anti Asian Racism Awareness item is designed by Conscious Kid Planet
Asian Lives Matter- Anti Asian Racism Awareness T-Shirt T-Shirt
by Conscious Kid Planet
$16 $24
Description: Asian Lives Matter. Stand up for Asia and stop hate crimes. Justice for Asian American and Pacific Islanders. Uplift your local AAPI Community. We belong here. Bring resolution to Anti Asian groups. Black and Asian Solidarity. Speak out against Racism.
Description: Simple design fitting for Asian Americans who care racial justice. It can also be given as a birthday or Christmas gift to your best friend, relative, boyfriend or girlfriend who are racial justice activists and proud Asian Americans Design is also fitting in time for Asian American Pacific Islander Heritage Month (AAPI Heritage Month, May). This design is in response to a Korean complaining about a news anchor sharing about eating dumpling soup on New Years and the Karen said it was "very Asian" and annoying of her to share that. Let's relcaim this phrase and be proud of being Very Asian!
