Socks
Description: A Queerdo is a person who is Queer and a bit of a Weirdo. And really, who among us isn't a little bit of both in some way? Be proud of it – in rainbow colors, obviously!
Queerdo Socks
$20
Description: You know it's true! We see it on all the best TV shows: Two women meet, one a brunette, the other a blonde, and true love is the result. Of course, you also know it probably won't end well, because as soon as the girl gets the other girl, it's bound to end in pain. Basically, these relationships should come with a warning label saying: "Common Side Effects Include: One of you dying tragically"
Description: Gender Traitor is slang for an LGBTQ person. Even though it seems offensive, it has been adopted by the LGBTQ community after "Gender Traitor" was used as a slur to define us in the book "The Handmaid's Tale". Much like the pink triangle, which was used by Nazis to define and shame us, but later became one that enables us to recognize one another and rise up to fight back. Proud to be a Gender Traitor? Then this is the design for you!
Description: "They never should have given us uniforms if they didn't want us to be an army" Quote from The Handmaid's Tale. The quote is inside a pink triangle that points upwards. The pink triangle is a symbol now embraced by the LGBT+ community. Originally, it was used as a symbol that identified homosexuals in Nazi concentration camps during World World 2 (especially gay men). Much like the Star of David identified anyone Jewish. When used by the Nazis, the triangle pointed downward, but after being reclaimed by LGBT+ activists, it now points upright.
Guncle Socks
$20
Description: Why not combine the stars and stripes with the rainbow flag? No reason, so we did. Here's the US Rainbow flag. Or the Stars and Rainbow Stripes, if you will. Show your love for both a country and yourself. Or just the freedom to be yourself – that's pretty damn American. After all, love is love!
Blue Heart Socks
$20
Red Heart Socks
$20
Description: Originally a payoff used for Brylcreem hairdressing. However, we fell in love with the expression, when we heard it on "Handsome: A Netflix Mystery Movie" starring Jeff Garlin and Natasha Lyonne. William Stanford Davis was the one who made the words flow so wonderfully in the movie.
