20 Feminist T-Shirts to Wear for a Boost of Empowerment

This long-sleeve turns its nose up at the offensive, back-handed compliment that so many men seem to think it's appropriate to give Black women. We promise that you'll feel confident all day long with this shirt.

Ladies, let's be honest—in the age of the internet, we don't need to wait for a partner to make us feel good. (Fun fact: I wrote the copy for this t-shirt.)

Bella Doña is all about empowering women and celebrating Latinx culture, so it comes as no surprise that they carry several intersectional feminist pieces, including this fashionable tee.

The '70s called, and they wanted me to tell you that ringer tees are back! And why not put a classic feminist spin on this retro style by adding a taste of girl power to it?

For this piece, which comes in three colors, elevated women's athleisure brand Athleta partnered with Brown Girls Do Ballet (BGDB) to create a striking minimalist design.

Tap into your inner '70s boho queen with this whimsical, layer-able piece that communicates both optimism and political determination.

This long-sleeve by ethical Palestinian-owned brand Palidrip reads, "I'm Not Arguing, I'm Simply Explaining My Rights." This way, you'll be way ahead of anyone trying to mainsplain, gaslight, or otherwise annoy you during a spirited discussion. 

Indigenous-owned brand OXDX is well-known for making apparel that eschews racist notions of what it means to be Native American, and this detailed  artwork is a prime example.

Just when I thought I couldn't love this feminist rallying call more, The Outrage made a shirt with this curve-tracing print.

"Más Feminismo, Menos Machismo" means "More Feminism, Less Patriarchy" in Spanish—a message we can all get behind, in any language.

Whether you're an aspiring politician or a supporter of contemporary women change-makers, you'll love this artistic t-shirt and find that it matches with everything. 

Yo Soy Afro-Latina is an empowering brand that uses '90s nostalgic designs to present pro-feminist, pro-Latinx, pro-Black messages. One of the brand's primary aims is to expand society's idea of what "looking" Latinx means by being more inclusive of the Afro-Latinx population.

This campaign is a media company that promulgates the stories of women and marginalized people in order to both showcase these communities' talents and shed light on their experiences. They work with celebrities, athletes, fashion brands, and entertainment companies to ensure equity in all creative spaces, and the proceeds from products like this t-shirt go directly to supporting their goals.

Asian American Girls Club sets out to redefine modern Asian American womanhood by creating fun clothing, highlighting inspiring women, and providing down-to-earth advice about everything from skincare and career goals. Support them by rocking this fun crop top as summer approaches.

Woman-owned small business Crust and Magic specializes in upcycled pieces that feature original artwork. This self-love focused long-sleeve is a great example, and is sure to make you and everyone around you smile.

One DNA makes gender-neutral clothing using recycled fabrics, which enhances the empowering message of this stylish tee.

Make every day International Women's Day with this chic piece.

Let's face it: Girls wanna do more than just have fun. We want good relationships, supportive communities, money in the bank, and...well, just read the shirt.

There are few things more feminist than using your voting rights to advocate for yourself and other women, and this adorable tee serves as a reminder of that.

The girl in this Lichtenstein-reminiscent cartoon is saying, "It doesn't matter what you look like, darling! It's what you are!!"