tees

tee shirts, t-shirts, camisetas. clothe your torso with one of these whilst offering yourself and the world (who check out your shirt from afar or hey, maybe up close) a glimmer of pause, inspiration and intention.

style this tee as you see fit, even folding up the sleeve cuffs just twice and tucking in the bottom elevate the style by a lot imo. i like to chop off the waist and sleeves to make sleeveless tanks. :) and i'll wear these (love them!) underneath if it's cold.

each 100% cotton tee has one small image on the front left chest, one large on the back and is hand pressed to order in oakland, california, minimizing excess inventory and waste.

ALSO - $5 from each tee sold is donated to a grass roots, non-profit organization!

• water is life : ka'ala farm, cultural education center and non-profit in wai'anae, oahu, hawai'i. 
  
  uncle eric enos reclaimed water and land from plantation corporations back to hawai'ian hands, founding ka'ala farm in the 70's. he's now working to build a healing center on these lands to help rehabilitate and support the local community ravaged by colonialism, including mental and substance recovery and care in a culturally relevant environmentm by and for the native hawai'ans here.
  
  
• land back: 
  sogorea te' land trust, an urban indigenous women-led land trust based in the san francisco bay area that facilitates the return of indigenous land to indigenous people.
  
  
• breathe slow, breathe deep : 
  anti police-terror project, with this particular piece chosen in honor of our sibling george floyd, and reclaiming our breath through intentional and regular breathing breaks. 
  
  APTP is a black-led, multi-racial, intergenerational coalition that works to eradicate police terror in communities of color. they are very active in providing the oakland, ca community with free resources like alternative health clinics, non-police crisis response education, community activism and more.
  
  
• make love, not genocide: TBD!
  
  
• remember to stretch: 

  community well, a community center offering alternative healing, mind and job counseling services to the excelsior, san francisco, ca community kim grew up in.
  
  jenn navarro, co-founder of CW led an energizing somatic movement healing session to close out the intergenerational trauma day of healing we along with julian and astrid co-hosted together. it really inspired me and i love this org for providing what services i wish i had access to growing up here. :)

  
  
• liberation for all: 
  AAPI women lead, working to research, support and end violence and trauma against asian-american, native hawaiian and pacific islander women, girls and non-binary communities.
  
  co-founder dr. connie wun was the teacher that opened my eyes towards the collective struggle towards true and equitable social justice. 

tee shirt specs:

• 100% 5.2oz cotton 
• made with sustainably sourced USA grown cotton
• double-needle stitching throughout
• machine washable and dryable