Mixed By Life

Alright, this is our 4th & final option for color on our latest t-shirt...this royal purple really makes all of the elements of this shirt stand out. But let us know your thoughts in the comment below! The shirt color with the most likes & comments will help us make the final decision!

We think the red here makes a bold statement, but is it too bold? Let us know in the comments below to help us choose the color for this incredible design!

We LOVE this color for our newest shirt, but what do you think?? Comment below to help us choose the color for our next shirt "Only Coming Through in Waves."

We're having a hard time choosing a color for this new t-shirt & we want to know what you think! Comment below with what you think of the color option or if you have another idea. We have a few options coming your way!

We have a brand new shirt in the works! Introducing the "Only Coming Through in WAVES" t-shirt design. Let us know what you think in the comments below!
Shout out to .artisan for creating this incredible design! If you're looking for customized artwork & and artist who will collaborate with you every step of the way, go check him out!

Pride through July! We were so happy to see so many smiling faces wearing our shirts at NYC's annual pride festival helping spread the message that EVERY VOICE deserves to be HEARD!

We've had so much support & are happy to say that we are still sending ALL profits from these tees to the so that they can continue to be a positive force in our communities.

You can also support the Trevor Project by following them, visiting their website or by buying one our tees!
mixed-by-life.myshopify.com
Take it from this group of smiling faces...these are some of the softest shirts you'll ever wear!

"I’m a femme, gay man and since kindergarten, I’ve always felt accepted by my friends. But appreciation of my outward expression didn’t reach far past my small friend group. I was bullied for being ‘too femme’ and to avoid being teased I’d deepen my voice around others. In P.E. I’d always be told that I “played like a girl” or that I was not good enough to play with the other boys because I was “too gay.” I was always being labeled as ‘too girly’ for being around so many women and also shunned from masculine groups because no one wanted to be hit on by a ‘gay boy.’ To the other boys, my mannerisms were a sort of oddity that they hoped wouldn’t catch on. Even my father advised me to “act more like a man” rather than more like myself."
Glaad.org is another incredible advocacy collective for the LGBTQ community. As a media monitoring organization, they prevent defamatory representation of LGBTQ people in popular media and entertainment. They also offer stories from LGBTQ youth who share their stories in an attempt to change the culture in our communities and schools, in addition to offering support for those communities.

Today we're shining a light on inspirational stories of coming out of those who were brave enough to let us hear them. This story comes from a family with 2 sons with two different situations and 2 separate reactions.
"This is not the end of the story. We are the very proud parents of three children. In the last year another son of ours told us he was in a relationship with a man. This was a totally different story to say the least. We (his father and I) were NOT prepared, and to be honest, still struggling with the fact that he told us that he was in a relationship with a male....."
The Strong Family Alliance is an organization that's primary focus is to save lives and preserve families by helping children come out and parents become informed supporters and allies.
To find out more, please visit their website:
www.strongfamilyalliance.org

Every voice does deserve to be heard. And not just in June.
Which is why all proceeds from the Every Voice Heard collection will be donated to the .
Every day, the Trevor Project allows for voices to be heard allowing for LGBTQ youth to offer life-saving & life-changing services that allow them to feel connected to a larger community. To feel heard. To feel protected.
They offer crisis intervention, su***de prevention & social networking opportunities.

To donate to the Trevor Project, visit their website. You can also follow them on social media to find out more about their resources & services.