Lavender Menace — Sapphic Hand-Printed T-Shirt

A love letter to queer history on a shirt you'll actually want to wear every day. The "Lavender Menace" was the name Betty Friedan used to dismiss lesbian feminists in 1969 — they reclaimed it immediately, and now it lives on your chest.

Printed in purple on a white shirt, the design includes an illustration of a bust of Sappho, A sprig of lavender, a key on a carabiner, a grapefruit, a doc martin, a fingernail being clipped, and the text 'menace'.

Original design by Ari from heycolanda studio, hand-printed in their studio with purple ink on a crisp white tee. Because hand-printing means every shirt is slightly one-of-a-kind, expect the kind of beautiful variation that mass production can never replicate.

• 100% cotton, made in the USA, sweatshop-free
• Hand-printed — slight variations are part of the charm
• Unisex sizing, XS–2XL
• Original design by heycolanda studio

Wear your history. Wear your pride.