The shirt reads: "Unity is our strength, diversity is our power."   Behind the design: Nothing is stronger than community, and nothing beats diversity whether it be culture, sexuality, race, religion/beliefs, or anything in between. Our differences unite us, and when we unite, we are unstoppable. We used a tried and true Resist Clothing formula to couple these statements that hover over the very symbol of unity to bring you a design that radiates power. Wear it loud and be proud! Can be worn during PRIDE month in support of the LGBTQ2S+ community or any day of the year for that matter!

"Nibi Bimaadiziwin" – in Ojibwe, this profound phrase translates to "Water is Life." This design, created by our inhouse Ojibwe Designer and Digital Artist, 'Emjee', emphasizes the sacredness of water and the imperative to protect it at all costs. It features a Mikinaak (turtle) at its center, symbolizing longevity and perseverance, surrounded by intricate Ojibwe floral patterns, representing the beauty and intricacy of life sustained by water. This artistic expression serves as a reminder of the vital role water plays in our existence and the responsibility we have to safeguard it.  

#LandBack! - Featuring our Ojibwe floral design (created inhouse by Ojibwe designer: Emjee), inspired by the Ojibwe People's tradition of infusing nature's beauty into everyday objects. This design uniquely combines a floral motif with the enduring statement 'LANDBACK,' symbolizing the elegance and power of unity. Allies are warmly invited to wear and support this meaningful expression.  

"Oh Canada, Our Home ON Native Land" – a modern reinterpretation of the national anthem, showcasing sleek, stylized typography that playfully yet meaningfully alters the original lyrics. This design, conceived in 2021, echoes a sentiment long expressed by the Indigenous community, and pre-dates its broader recognition by the media in recent headlines.  

Introducing your new favorite t-shirt straight from Tkaronto, Turtle Island (Toronto, Canada). This design pays homage to the Indigenous roots of Toronto, with "Tkaronto" deriving from the Mohawk language, meaning 'where the trees are standing in the water.' It also features the Ojibwe greeting 'Boozhoo,' meaning 'Welcome,' and references Turtle Island, the name used by Indigenous peoples for North America before it was known as "America." The design creatively combines these elements to resemble a postcard greeting, saying 'Boozhoo, from TKARONTO, Turtle Island,' welcoming you in a style rich with history and cultural significance.

This design is a tribute to the art of subtle defiance, imbued with our brand's ethos of humor and understated resistance. Ideal for the individualist who values a touch of irony with their style, this design offers both a visual appeal and a nod to those in the know. Wear it to spark smiles, kindle conversations, and showcase your unique perspective. Background: Our design draws inspiration from the influential legacy of streetwear and its cultural icons, adding a playful, tongue-in-cheek twist. We reimagine the familiar with a touch of humor, paying tribute to the way streetwear has woven itself into the fabric of urban lifestyle. What sets this homage apart is our use of the bold statement "Decolonize," paired with a striking font, a unique shade of red, and distinct rounded corners for a clean, polished look. Notice: We are not affiliated with any other brand. To support them directly, please visit their official store. As an Indigenous-owned small business, we create transformative parody art designs within the fair use framework. If you believe your intellectual property rights are being infringed, please contact us at hello@resistclothing.ca to request removal and takedown.

The iconic red Canadian maple leaf redesigned through a coastal style lens. This design was co-created (with our in-house designer) by a young artist from the Sḵwx̱wú7mesh Úxwumixw (Squamish Nation) named Darren Tahom.  

Reimagining the Canadian Anthem "Our home ON Native land": This statement piece artistically plays with the words of the original anthem, all set against the backdrop of a bold red maple leaf. This design, conceived in 2021, echoes a sentiment long expressed by the Indigenous community, and pre-dates its broader recognition by the media in recent headlines.  

There is no pride in genocide! Wear your defiant statement against historic and ongoing injustices with our bold "#cancelcanadaday" design. BEHIND THE DESIGN: Crafted to evoke the spirit of rebellious stencil spray paint art, this provocative design features a stark, flipped maple leaf alongside the powerful message "NO PRIDE IN GENOCIDE". It's a visual call-to-action, urging remembrance, reflection, and the dismantling of harmful narratives. We invite everyone to join us in wearing this shirt as a visible sign of solidarity and resistance against cultural genocide. Your support helps amplify our message and inspires meaningful conversations.