Identité et Humanité — Embodiment of Pride Tank

Pride is not a moment. It is a lineage — built by people who stood up before standing up was safe.

The Embodiment of Pride Tank is part of the Identité et Humanité collection — a series of tribute pieces honoring five foundational figures in LGBTQ+ history whose courage, sacrifice, and humanity shaped a world more willing to see people fully. Each variant carries one portrait. Each portrait carries a name that deserves to be worn.

The garment itself is a snow-washed hooded crop tank in an 87% cotton blend — substantial in weight, relaxed in silhouette, built to be worn with the same ease and openness its subjects embodied.

The Five:
Marsha P. Johnson — activist, survivor, co-founder of STAR, the woman at the front of the Stonewall uprising who spent her life fighting for those society discarded
Bayard Rustin — architect of the 1963 March on Washington, strategist and organizer whose name was kept quiet because of who he was
Sylvia Rivera — transgender activist, co-founder of STAR, whose portrait carries a deliberately blank signature space — an erasure honoring what was taken from her
Audre Lorde — poet, essayist, warrior, who taught the world that silence will not protect you
Christine Jorgensen — one of the first widely known Americans to undergo gender reassignment surgery, whose courage made visibility possible for those who came after

Select your figure. Wear their name. Know their story.

Details
87% cotton, 13% polyester, 8.0 oz/yd²
Snow-washed hooded crop tank
Loose, oversized silhouette
Available in Black
Machine wash 30°C, tumble dry low, do not iron on print
Available in S–2XL