


Black-Furred Resistance
Limited stock available July 11th
This ain’t just a hoodie.
It’s defiance stitched in swagger.
It’s for ones who felt the waters rise—
and chose not to drown.
The black furred alpaca don’t flinch.
It don’t blend in.
It exists—loudly, softly, sacredly—
in the face of invisibility it chooses contrast.
It’s for those who’ve stood ten toes down
in doorways of systems that asked them to shrink.
For the ones who’ve smiled in faculty photos
but wept in bathroom stalls.
Who knew the weight of being “the only”
and carried it with dignity anyway.
Wearing this is not about merch.
It’s about memory.
It’s about saying:
I’ve been overlooked, overworked, and underestimated—
and I still came through shining.
It’s Don Quixote on four legs.
It’s Audre Lorde with wool.
It’s your inner knowing in hoodie form.
When you wear this,
you’re not dressing for the weather.
You’re dressing for the age to come
that starts in the marrow.
So put it on like armor.
Like the warmth of someone who sees you and says,
You are not alone.
This hoodie is a prayer in disguise.
A soft landing for the too-much, too-loud, too-Black,
too-tender, too-real.
It’s cartography.
It’s inheritance.
It’s a vibe.
And it looks damn good on you.
Limited stock available July 11th
This ain’t just a hoodie.
It’s defiance stitched in swagger.
It’s for ones who felt the waters rise—
and chose not to drown.
The black furred alpaca don’t flinch.
It don’t blend in.
It exists—loudly, softly, sacredly—
in the face of invisibility it chooses contrast.
It’s for those who’ve stood ten toes down
in doorways of systems that asked them to shrink.
For the ones who’ve smiled in faculty photos
but wept in bathroom stalls.
Who knew the weight of being “the only”
and carried it with dignity anyway.
Wearing this is not about merch.
It’s about memory.
It’s about saying:
I’ve been overlooked, overworked, and underestimated—
and I still came through shining.
It’s Don Quixote on four legs.
It’s Audre Lorde with wool.
It’s your inner knowing in hoodie form.
When you wear this,
you’re not dressing for the weather.
You’re dressing for the age to come
that starts in the marrow.
So put it on like armor.
Like the warmth of someone who sees you and says,
You are not alone.
This hoodie is a prayer in disguise.
A soft landing for the too-much, too-loud, too-Black,
too-tender, too-real.
It’s cartography.
It’s inheritance.
It’s a vibe.
And it looks damn good on you.