The lettering pattern is from an image of my own personal keffiyeh.
The keffiyeh's roots are believed to be in ancient Mesopotamia, dating back to Sumerian priests in 3100 BCE, where a version of the garment was worn to signify honor and high rank.
Initially, the keffiyeh served practical purposes in the harsh desert environment, protecting farmers and Bedouins from the sun, sandstorms, and cold.
Its practicality led to its widespread adoption across diverse cultures and regions, eventually becoming a staple of traditional attire in many Middle Eastern societies.
During the 1930s Arab Revolt against British rule, the keffiyeh transformed into a symbol of national unity and resistance, replacing the tarboosh as the preferred headwear across Palestinian society.
The keffiyeh's significance has extended beyond the Middle East, adopted by activists and supporters worldwide as a gesture of solidarity with the Palestinian cause and broader social justice movements.

5$ from the proceeds will be donated to Palestine Children's Relief Fund.

Old school vibes, new school message. This 100% cotton tee is tough, structured, and built to take on whatever your day (or your cause) throws at you. The sharp lines and sturdy fabric mean it’s made to last—whether you’re layering it up or rocking it solo. Perfect for everyday wear, protest gear, or just letting the world know you don’t follow the herd.

100% cotton (some heather colors and grays have a touch of polyester for extra comfort)

Heavier weight: 5.0–5.3 oz/yd² (170–180 g/m²)

Open-end yarn for a classic feel

Tubular construction, no annoying side seams

Taped neck and shoulders for solid structure

Double-stitched sleeves and bottom hem

Responsibly sourced blanks from Honduras, Nicaragua, Haiti, Dominican Republic, Bangladesh, or Mexico

Heads up: White shirts might look a bit off-white, and the “Natural” color can have dark speckles. That’s just how real cotton rolls.

Every shirt is printed to order, no fast fashion, no waste. You buy, we print, you get gear that matters. Thanks for keeping it real and supporting small-batch print-on-demand.

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