If You Don’t Wanna Be Called Fascist Shirt | Anti-Fascist Tee

Anti-Fascist Retro Shirt with bold, off-white lettering stating If you don’t wanna be called fascist don’t do fascist shit, embodying a strong anti-fascist message. Ideal for expressing resistance fashionably.

Anti-Fascist Retro T-shirt

T-shirt / Black / S

€34,00

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What's your deal, anyway?

Fair ask. We’ve been creating anti-fascist and progressive art for over 25 years. Chicago made us, but now we’re full-time nomads making art and products that espouse our beliefs in human rights and social justice. We design things for the communities we come from and the ones we fight alongside, with a portion of sales donated to causes we support. We’re stubborn, loud, and allergic to neutrality. No fascists. No excuses.

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Anti-Fascist Retro Shirt displayed by two young adults in a skate park, featuring a bold slogan promoting resistance. One poses with a BMX bike, showcasing the shirt's empowering message.

Easy Peasy!

"If you don't wanna be called fascist, don't do fascist shit" is not edgy rhetoric. It is a boundary stated in plain language.

This line exists because too many people want the benefits of authoritarian power without the label that comes with it. They want to attack immigrants, erase LGBTQ+ people, criminalize protest, glorify violence, undermine elections, and still be treated as reasonable. The shirt refuses that fantasy. It draws a straight line between actions and consequences and leaves no room to hide behind tone policing.

Strange Gang x EGOPROOF made this for people who are exhausted by the bad faith performance. The endless demands to be nicer while fascism is repackaged as policy. The lectures about civility while rights are stripped and harm is normalized. This piece is for those who understand that naming behavior accurately is not aggression. It is clarity.

Anti-fascism does not come from nowhere. It comes from history, from watching what happens when cruelty is indulged and accountability is delayed. MAGA politics thrive on denial and outrage management. They focus attention on language instead of outcomes, on decorum instead of damage. This shirt refuses that distraction.

Wearing this is not about picking fights. It is about refusing to pretend confusion where none exists. If someone does fascist things, they do not get to opt out of the word because it hurts their feelings. Labels follow behavior, not intentions or aesthetics. That principle applies everywhere else in life. There is no reason it should stop here.

This shirt belongs to people who value honesty over comfort. To families teaching kids that actions matter. To adults who are done debating reality with people committed to ignoring it. It is blunt because the moment demands bluntness. Subtlety has already been exploited enough.

"If you don't wanna be called fascist, don't do fascist shit" is not a slogan you soften. It is a sentence you stand behind. Wear it as a line drawn clearly, without apology, while there is still time to stop pretending this is about anything else.