This piece has a unique QR code at the hem so the conversation doesn’t stop at the shirt — it actually starts there. When you scan it, you can learn what Pink Shirt Day is all about and also hear Indigenous stories around bullying, resilience, and reclaiming who we are.

Pink Shirt Day is a day where people wear pink to stand up against bullying and show support for kindness, inclusion, and respect. It started from a simple act of solidarity and has grown into a reminder that small actions can make someone feel seen and protected.

The limited-edition oginiiwaande (Pink) Shirt Day Crewneck isn’t just about saying no to harm — it’s about saying yes to language, visibility, and looking out for each other. Wearing it is a small but real reminder that kindness is something we practice, not just talk about, so the next generations can grow up proud of their identity and where they come from.