Heterophobic | Tote

Heterophobic.

A queer identity tote with a rainbow block print and palm tree silhouette — bright, direct, and built for everyday carry. The word flips the logic of homophobic back on itself, pointing out the absurd idea that queerness is something to fear, avoid, or legislate. It’s not aggression — it’s commentary. Identity as language play. Belonging as critique.

Great for groceries, bookshops, Pride (year-round), library runs, beach days, mutual aid errands, classrooms, and the kind of public spaces where visibility isn’t just aesthetic — it’s cultural presence.

Details
Durable cotton-blend tote
Comfortable shoulder straps
Roomy interior for books, laptops, or groceries
Printed to order to reduce waste
Multiple color options

Use It For
Classrooms + libraries
Pride + queer community events
Bookshops + coffee shops
Daily errands + mutual aid pickups
Queer visibility in public space

About the Artwork
The rainbow block print and palm tree pull from sun-soaked queer aesthetics: casual, colorful, unbothered. Heterophobic isn’t a slur — it’s a linguistic eye-roll at compulsory heterosexuality and the idea that queer existence is something to panic about. If anything is “fear-based,” it isn’t queerness.