Every year, we create a new design to honor and bring awareness to Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women. This piece is part of that ongoing commitment—to remember, to stand in solidarity, and to help support organizations doing the work.

At the center stands a woman in a red dress—representing the thousands of Indigenous people whose stories deserve to be seen, heard, and never forgotten. Red has become a powerful symbol within the MMIW movement, drawing attention to those who are missing and those we’ve lost.

Behind her is a handprint—an important and widely recognized symbol connected to MMIW, representing the silencing of voices and the lives that have been taken. It stands as a reminder of the injustice that continues to affect Indigenous communities.

Within and around that handprint, flowers grow—symbolizing remembrance, resilience, and the strength of families and communities who continue to carry these stories forward.

This design was created to hold both truth and beauty—acknowledging the weight of the message while honoring the lives it represents.

Printed on a premium, super-soft unisex tee, this piece is made to be worn with purpose

Proceeds donated to NIWRC