A warm retro 70s aesthetic carrying a message with weight. This fitted tee features a smiling Earth, a cheerful peace sign, and a bright flower in vintage oranges, mustard yellow, teal, brown, and off-white. Approachable at first glance, direct once you read it.
Text reads:
Community Is Resistance.
Designed for people who treat solidarity as daily practice — organizers, teachers, librarians, social workers, mutual-aid volunteers, and anyone building community where institutions fall short.
Part of the Community Is Resistance Collection.
Details
Soft women’s fitted tee
Runs slightly small
Smooth print surface
Retro 70s color palette
Printed to order to reduce waste
Use It For
Workdays
Classrooms
Organizing meetings
Mutual-aid shifts
Daily wear with a quiet political edge
About the Artwork
The illustration pulls from the bright, hopeful art styles of the late 60s and early 70s. Rounded shapes, friendly characters, and a palette of oranges, mustard, teal, brown, and soft cream give it that familiar peace-era glow. The message sits underneath the playfulness: community is the strongest defense people have when government systems turn hostile or indifferent. In a moment that feels like a long, slow-burning dumpster fire, the design points back to what actually works. We turn toward one another. We organize, share resources, and show up. Community isn’t a soft concept — it’s a survival strategy.
