Wholesale Justice (Not Just Us) - Premium Hoodie

This ain’t your average hoodie. We pulled out all the stops and made something truly special. Because you deserve it! After all, you are something true, and beautiful. Wear this progressive and positive political hoodie with a universal message to start conversations, share celebrations, and make declarations. Be clear about what we’re fighting for when you wear this hooded sweatshirt to your next protest, volunteer in your community, or when you’re just out and about. Wear it to remind yourself of what Justice means, and that we can’t rest until we get it. Wear Something True and Beautiful. Justice for some of us is justice for none of us. The message reflects your values and the actual hoodie does too. The super-soft 80/20 cotton polyester blend is pre-shrunk so it holds its size, shape, and color for hundreds of wash cycles. The design is adhered using a direct-to-garment printing process so the ink sinks deeply into the fabric to resist cracking and fading. Features a double-lined hood for softness and comfort, spandex cuffs that retain their stretchiness, color-matched drawstrings, and a comfy front pocket, all made from heavyweight, high-quality 9.5 oz fabric. This hoodie is made, assembled, and printed in the USA from US-grown cotton, transported via sustainable processes and manufactured in a plant where all waste material is recycled and water use is minimized. Like everything we make, it was designed with love by humans in California. Justice isn’t really justice if it’s only for the few. For justice to truly be just’, it needs to be the same for everyone. For men and women, for the old and young, for citizens and immigrants no matter who you are, or how you got here. And what we mean here in the U.S. by justice’ is (or some might fear, used to be) something truly special. What made America unique, powerful and yeah, great, was the idea that we weren’t ruled by the whims of kings, lived in fear of the flipping feelings of some privileged class, or would be treated differently in the eye of the system of laws that we ourselves have the power to create simply because someone considered us the other.’ It feels good to be treated fairly. To be judged by the content of our character, to be treated the same as anyone else and to have the confidence that they would be treated that way too, are they in our place. I’ll be the first to volunteer that no nation, including ours, have ever truly lived all the way up to that ideal but for a long time, we have been trying to. And there is beauty even when we fail. So don’t give up the fight. Remind each other, and those who have forgotten, that Justice for Just “Us” isn’t justice at all. And it diminishes every one of us. We demand better.