This one is for the people who are done pretending fascism is just a debate topic.

It is for the friend who knows exactly why the room got quiet. It is for the person who still goes anyway. It is for Chicago people who carry that city mix of humor, side eye, and absolute refusal to bow to bullies.

Strange Gang made this women’s baby tee as part of our anti-fascist union series, and the whole point is in the name. Casual international union. Not a club. Not a trend cycle. A loose global chapter of people who fight authoritarianism, hate, and power worship wherever it shows up.

The shirt carries the International Union of Anti-Fascists logo with Chicago and Local 312 at the bottom, because this chapter is ours. 312 is the Chicago area code, and yeah, that matters. The artwork includes a megaphone, broken chains, and raised fists inside a lightly distressed union-style emblem, which says solidarity without sounding sanitized.

The retro Y2K baby tee cut gives it that sharp, close shape if you wear it true to size. Size up and it goes looser, messier, more lived in. Both work. Pair it with low-rise jeans, cargos, beat-up sneakers, a zip hoodie, leather, whatever makes sense for your day.

This belongs at punk shows, mutual aid meetups, late coffee runs, protest planning, campus walks near UChicago, DePaul, or Northwestern, and neighborhood hangs from Pilsen to Logan Square to Rogers Park. It also works when you are just trying to buy toothpaste and still want to communicate a boundary.

This is for Chicago natives, transplants who earned their stripes, and people who love the city enough to fight for who gets to feel safe in it.

Not neutral. Not polite for comfort.

Just clear.