Pillows
Description: A public service announcement for the proudly ungovernable. 👅 LICK COOTS, NOT BOOTS — a loud, ridiculous little reminder that bootlicking is never a good look. Bold. Weird. Slightly inappropriate. Exactly as intended. Perfect for stickers, shirts, mugs, and anywhere else that could use a little anti-authoritarian tongue-in-cheek energy.
Description: ¡VIVA MÉXICO! — Made You Look Sticker 🇲🇽 A little solidarity. A little resistance. And a little mischief. 😏 Fly the Mexican flag proudly with ¡VIVA MÉXICO! blazing across the top and a message waiting down below for anyone who decided your car deserved a closer look: MADE YOU LOOK, ¡CHINGA LA MIGRA! Put it on your car, truck, water bottle, cooler, laptop—wherever you want to make your feelings known. Perfect for allies, agitators, proud Mexicanos, honorary Mexicanos, and gringos who aren't afraid to make La Migra look twice. 😂🇲🇽 Viva México. Viva la gente. Resist. ✊🏽🔥
Description: More than a statement—this is a refusal. Across the southern borderlands, loss of life has become routine. Labeled, dismissed, explained away. This design pushes back against that normalization. Printed in a distressed, field-worn style, this piece is meant to be seen, worn, and carried into everyday spaces—not just protests. This isn’t about politics as usual. It’s about refusing to accept preventable loss as normal.
Description: More than a statement—this is a refusal. Across the southern borderlands, loss of life has become routine. Labeled, dismissed, explained away. This design pushes back against that normalization. Printed in a distressed, field-worn style, this piece is meant to be seen, worn, and carried into everyday spaces—not just protests. This isn’t about politics as usual. It’s about refusing to accept preventable loss as normal.
Description: The word redneck didn’t start as an insult — it came from Appalachian coal miners who wore red bandanas while organizing, striking, and fighting back against corporate power. This design taps into that history. “My Pawpaw didn’t run shine through these hollers for me to be a bootlicker” isn’t about cute country aesthetics. It’s about refusing to bow. It’s about challenging authority. It’s about self-determination in places where survival meant making your own way — outside the rules written by wealthy men in far-off offices. Moonshine runners. Labor organizers. Backbone over obedience. Holler blood over hollow patriotism.
Description: This Battalion Search and Rescue emblem honors our all-volunteer humanitarian team, inspired by the legacy of the Batallón de San Patricios. This rainbow edition celebrates inclusion, dignity, and the simple truth that every life has equal value. Every purchase supports our mission to search for the lost but not forgotten in the borderlands.
Description: POW 💔 MIA People of the World Missing in America A long-overdue rework of a familiar message. The central image echoes a once-controversial roadside warning — now reframed as a statement. Simple. Stark. Current. Wear it as remembrance. Wear it as witness. Wear it as refusal to look away. 🖤 High-contrast graphic 🖤 Clean circular mark 🖤 A symbol redefined Some symbols evolve. This one had to.
Description: A bold rework of a familiar outdoor silhouette. This design takes a recognizable shape and gives it new terrain. Simple. Direct. Unapologetic. Wear it on the trail. Wear it downtown. Wear it where it matters. Let people know exactly where you stand. 🖤 Clean lines 🖤 High-contrast graphic 🖤 Easy to read from across the street Some messages don’t need explanation. This is one of them.
Description: Introducing the official Battalion SAR Biker Patch — a bold tribute to resistance, unity, and cross-border solidarity. Featuring crossed Irish and Mexican flags, this graphic honors the San Patricios legacy and our all-volunteer crew in New Mexico. Attention! This design appears on the back of the shirt.
Description: This powerful graphic reimagines Our Lady of Guadalupe with her fist raised in resistance, honoring the faith-driven fight for justice in the borderlands. A bold symbol of sacred rebellion, this design supports our humanitarian search and rescue work—wear it to stand with the lost, the loved, and the defiant.
Description: This powerful graphic reimagines Our Lady of Guadalupe with her fist raised in resistance, honoring the faith-driven fight for justice in the borderlands. A bold symbol of sacred rebellion, this design supports our humanitarian search and rescue work—wear it to stand with the lost, the loved, and the defiant.
