Meet Bart, he’s half brain, half heart, and doing his best one day at a time. Clutching his to-go cup like it’s a lifeline, Bart casts a daily spell we can all relate to: “Hocus Pocus, I need coffee to focus.”
Whether you're running on magic or caffeine (or both), this design is made for cozy mornings, chaotic afternoons, and everything in between.
The T-Shirt:
Wear it to work. Dinner with friends. Date night. The airport. Your weekly grocery run. You get the idea — this tee goes everywhere and holds up to anything.
Crafted from 100% cotton with compacted yarns to reduce shrinkage, it's soft, sturdy, and made to last through endless wears and washes. A timeless fit with just the right amount of structure.
Classic fit
Midweight 9.1 oz 100% cotton
Compacted yarns to reduce shrinkage
Taped neck and shoulders for durability
Tear-away label for comfort
The Impact:Every purchase from our shop directly supports 2SLGBTQIAP+, ADHD, and Autistic mental health professionals — and helps us continue serving our communities across Turtle Island/Canada with care, advocacy, and connection.
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LAND ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
At Their Collective, we acknowledge that we are situated on the traditional lands of Indigenous peoples across Canada. We recognize the history and ongoing relationship that Indigenous communities have with these lands, and we honour the diverse cultures, languages, and traditions that enrich this territory.
In Treaty 2, where co-founder Megan Johnston resides, we acknowledge the Anishinaabe and Métis peoples, who have stewarded this land for generations. In Treaty 6, where co-founder Chelsea Bleau resides, we honour the Cree, Saulteaux, Nakota, and Dene peoples, among others, who have long-standing connections to this territory. We acknowledge the impact of colonisation and the importance of decolonization efforts to restore Indigenous sovereignty and rights.We recognize the significance of the land to their cultural identity, spiritual practices, and community well-being.
