***SOLD OUT*** Free Palestine T-shirt 2024 Edition
Red and green ink on "sand” color Softstyle 100% U.S. cotton T-shirt. Unisex sizes XS-4XL.
Kat Eng’s Abolish ICE shirt is back! The 2024 edition is joined by a Southeast Asian Solidarity version in a sand color short sleeve and black long sleeve with translations “Free Palestine” in Arabic, Burmese, Hmong, Malay, Khmer, Lao, Tagalog, Thai and Vietnamese.
Proceeds from this round will go to GoFundMe’s of Palestinian families with ties to Minnesota, as well as continued direct support to deportees in Cambodia who are apart from their families this holiday season. Eagle Screen Print will keep 30% to cover costs and taxes. We will share receipts when we finalize the distribution. You can check out the transparency post for accounting from the last round if you’re curious.
with love and solidarity,
Kat Eng & Tori and Hope of Eagle Screen Print
Pre-orders are open for one week or until sold out, and should arrive by the holidays. Prints will take 2-3 weeks to process. As of right now it is not available for international shipping. Thank you for the support and patience while we process your order. We appreciate you!
About this design: Inspired by the iconic Three Ladies rice bag, Kat Eng originally created this design to respond to ICE attacks on Southeast Asian refugee communities. A huge community has been involved in the continuous evolution of the translations, with help from Jenny Srey, Nicole Tu Maung, Somongkol Teng, Sunny Chanthanouvong, Denise Hạnh Huỳnh, and many, many others!
Red and green ink on "sand” color Softstyle 100% U.S. cotton T-shirt. Unisex sizes XS-4XL.
Kat Eng’s Abolish ICE shirt is back! The 2024 edition is joined by a Southeast Asian Solidarity version in a sand color short sleeve and black long sleeve with translations “Free Palestine” in Arabic, Burmese, Hmong, Malay, Khmer, Lao, Tagalog, Thai and Vietnamese.
Proceeds from this round will go to GoFundMe’s of Palestinian families with ties to Minnesota, as well as continued direct support to deportees in Cambodia who are apart from their families this holiday season. Eagle Screen Print will keep 30% to cover costs and taxes. We will share receipts when we finalize the distribution. You can check out the transparency post for accounting from the last round if you’re curious.
with love and solidarity,
Kat Eng & Tori and Hope of Eagle Screen Print
Pre-orders are open for one week or until sold out, and should arrive by the holidays. Prints will take 2-3 weeks to process. As of right now it is not available for international shipping. Thank you for the support and patience while we process your order. We appreciate you!
About this design: Inspired by the iconic Three Ladies rice bag, Kat Eng originally created this design to respond to ICE attacks on Southeast Asian refugee communities. A huge community has been involved in the continuous evolution of the translations, with help from Jenny Srey, Nicole Tu Maung, Somongkol Teng, Sunny Chanthanouvong, Denise Hạnh Huỳnh, and many, many others!
Red and green ink on "sand” color Softstyle 100% U.S. cotton T-shirt. Unisex sizes XS-4XL.
Kat Eng’s Abolish ICE shirt is back! The 2024 edition is joined by a Southeast Asian Solidarity version in a sand color short sleeve and black long sleeve with translations “Free Palestine” in Arabic, Burmese, Hmong, Malay, Khmer, Lao, Tagalog, Thai and Vietnamese.
Proceeds from this round will go to GoFundMe’s of Palestinian families with ties to Minnesota, as well as continued direct support to deportees in Cambodia who are apart from their families this holiday season. Eagle Screen Print will keep 30% to cover costs and taxes. We will share receipts when we finalize the distribution. You can check out the transparency post for accounting from the last round if you’re curious.
with love and solidarity,
Kat Eng & Tori and Hope of Eagle Screen Print
Pre-orders are open for one week or until sold out, and should arrive by the holidays. Prints will take 2-3 weeks to process. As of right now it is not available for international shipping. Thank you for the support and patience while we process your order. We appreciate you!
About this design: Inspired by the iconic Three Ladies rice bag, Kat Eng originally created this design to respond to ICE attacks on Southeast Asian refugee communities. A huge community has been involved in the continuous evolution of the translations, with help from Jenny Srey, Nicole Tu Maung, Somongkol Teng, Sunny Chanthanouvong, Denise Hạnh Huỳnh, and many, many others!