$24.99
This kid-sized tee carries neighborhood pride with an urban, grassroots voice. The front shows a city elevated train and a North Philly sign beneath a bold campaign-style name, while the back lists neighborhoods and the message “Rooted in our communities.” Lightweight and soft, it layers easily for school days, community events, or weekend meetups. It wears like a favorite—unfussy, durable, and ready for play—while keeping the message of local leadership visible and true to the wearer’s roots.
This 22oz copper-insulated bottle keeps drinks exactly how you like them — icy cold on long hikes, or steaming hot through morning commutes. The slim, powder-coated body resists scratches and fading, while the wide-mouth opening fits ice cubes and makes filling simple. A stainless steel screw-top with a sturdy hand loop stays put in a daypack and helps prevent spills when you’re on the move. No sweat on the outside thanks to the double-wall, copper-insulated construction. Carry one to campaign events, rallies, or long volunteer shifts and always have a dependable drink at hand.
Kiss-cut vinyl decals that bring bold, campaigned graphics to everyday surfaces. These satin-finish stickers sit on a white vinyl base with a 1/8″ (3.2 mm) white kiss-cut border, so each decal peels away cleanly while preserving fine edges. Colors print bright and crisp with modern techniques, and a removable adhesive peels off without residue. Built to handle outdoor use, the decals resist water, scratches, and UV fading for up to three years. They arrive on backing paper (small barcode present) and are assembled in the USA from globally sourced parts.
A small, soft tee painted with neighborhood pride. This toddler short sleeve carries a bold, hand-lettered name and skyline-inspired graphics that nod to North Philly and Kensington. It feels light and breathable on little bodies, so kids can run, climb, and nap without overheating. The back repeats the message — short, proud statements stacked in bright colors — so the sentiment reads from every angle. This isn’t just a shirt; it’s a way for families to share a connection to community during block parties, school events, and everyday strolls around the neighborhood.