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Joaquin “GUAC” Oliver gave his life at the Parkland Shooting for YOURS. GUAC lives in every person that shares this message of hope, peace, & justice demanding action from congress on Gun Reform Now. Join the movement with this super soft, ethically sourced, sustainably printed, USA Made women's tee with a cool retro protest flavor built in.
Wear & share the GUAC avocado icon & hashtags (#GUACLives, #GiveUsActionCongress) with your followers. Rally behind the symbol of Joaquin Oliver, our eternal activist, and together we will create change in the name of GUAC. Learn more about the Guac-A-Thon.
As a SolidariTEE™ Partnership, one third of all sales are donated to changetheref.org, a nonprofit founded by GUAC’s parents Manuel & Patricia Oliver to empower future leaders to creatively confront the mass shooting epidemic.
PRODUCT DETAILS:
⋆ Buttery Soft Triblend of 50% Cotton, 25% Poly, 25% Rayon for a blissful "worn-in" feel.
⋆ Ethically Sourced, sustainably printed, USA Made. Learn More.
FIT & SIZING:
⋆ Tailored for a woman's contours with a fashion forward fit & feel
⋆ Predominantly true to size. If in b/t sizes, we recommend going up. Garments shrink 1 - 2"
⋆ View Size Guide for the perfect fit.
SHIPPING & RETURNS:
⋆ FREE shipping over $75
⋆ FREE returns & exchanges.
⋆ All orders shipped within 2 biz days via USPS.
In an age of crowd-sourced art, outsourced mass production, and budget blanks printed with harmful chemicals, we’re proud to do things the long, hard, sustainable way.
Solid Threads is a sojourn of seeking, 20+ years in the making, fueled by an aversion to conformity and a passion for entrepreneurship, sewn upon the humblest of under garments, the t-shirt, worn closest to our chests… giving voice to my heart.
United StatesI love this shirt! The fabric is so soft and fits perfectly!! The design and colors are truly awesome and exactly as pictured. My original purpose in buying this shirt was to support this heartbreaking cause. Sometimes I feel so helpless because this has become a nation wide crisis that at times falls on deaf ears. Yet so many family members are suffering in its wake. Thank you so much for helping promote the message. There's so much more to be done.
