Safe In My Skin

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Support Queer Artists. Be Bold. Be You.

We’re donating $10 per shirt straight to the artist! Introducing our exclusive line of TransTape merch tee shirts, proudly designed by talented artists within the TransTape® LGBTQIA+ community.

Artist: Ezekiel Cuen (He/They - @okmrdog @weareselfmade_ca)

About The Art:

"It’s about feeling safe and free in your own body and transtape making that feeling possible."

Meet The Artist:

"I am a 29yr old indigenous two-spirit trans man currently residing on Ohlone lands (East Bay, CA). I have loved to draw my whole life and have built a small DIY trans pride shop where I sell my original designs and screenprint them onto t-shirts and upcycled clothes. Originally, it was meant to raise funds for my top surgery, and now that that's done, it has become a way to support myself living with chronic illness and not being able to hold a traditional job due to how it affects my capabilities. I live with Lupus and like to call myself a warrior for it. In my art, I hope to inspire people to take care of each other. I hope they feel seen, affirmed, and encouraged to be themselves when they see these designs. I hope they know they are loved. I hope they know that they're not alone and that we are absolutely meant to be here, we belong, we as queer and trans folk are one of many of nature's beautiful expressions of the infinite love that is life, don't let anybody try to tell you otherwise. "

Support Queer Artists. Be Bold. Be You.

Each t-shirt is a testament to self-expression, inclusivity, and pride. Whether you’re looking to support the community, express your identity, or simply enjoy stylish and comfortable apparel, our TransTape tees are the perfect choice.

Celebrate your identity and support the LGBTQIA+ community with every purchase, while putting $10 in THAT ARTIST'S pocket! Browse our collection and find the perfect tee that speaks to you. Wear it with pride, knowing that you’re part of a larger movement towards acceptance, equality, and love.