This Badass Beat Cancer Twice Survivor shirt

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Before she launched This Badass Beat Cancer Twice Survivor shirt. her brand, she was a high school teacher and taught herself how to make clothes. She finds joy in fusing her culture’s traditional elements with a more unexpected design aesthetic. One of those traditions is sustainability; Gaykamangu says she was always taught to respect the earth. Pieces in her latest collection, called 241: The Contrast, are made from Repreve, a recycled fiber made from plastic bottles. The packaging is also 100% compostable. Most of the designs are reversible as well, encouraging her customers to buy less, re-wear more.

This Badass Beat Cancer Twice Survivor shirt, hoodie, sweater, longsleeve and ladies t-shirt

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The debate on whether athleisure qualifies as “fashion”—or even “real clothing” at all—feels pretty silly these days, if not straight-up antiquated This Badass Beat Cancer Twice Survivor shirt. We’ve moved on from asking if leggings are appropriate for an overnight flight to spending all of our waking hours in some version of stretchy pants. We even conduct our most important Zoom meetings in them, albeit safely out of frame. Unsurprisingly, loungewear is among the only apparel category seeing a rise in demand amid the COVID-19 pandemic. Two weeks ago, NPR reported that spending on regular clothing and accessories has fallen 79%, but retailers are reporting major spikes in searches for sweatpants and hoodies. As the New York Times bluntly put it in an e-commerce report: “It’s hard to sell clothes, other than leggings and sweatpants.

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