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I Used To Smile Then I Became A Grumpy Old Carpenter Funny Shirt

Come across many t-shirt brands that claim to be about I Used To Smile Then I Became A Grumpy Old Carpenter Funny Shirt . A cause that is greater than just selling t-shirts, only to find out that said cause was nothing more than a clever marketing ploy. Since the day I first came in contact with , I’ve noticed that everything about them is…well…different. They’re a brand run exclusively by marginalized youth from Portland, Oregon. Their mission is to get these young people get off of the streets and into a life more worthy of themselves as unique, beautiful individuals. They celebrate their differences and use them as inspiration for their t-shirt designs. In doing so, they’ve created a line-up of t-shirts and other gear that are unlike anything else you’ll find.

I Used To Smile Then I Became A Grumpy Old Carpenter Funny Shirt, hoodie, sweater, longsleeve and ladies t-shirt

I had the chance to find out a bit more about dfrntpigeon in a recent interview I Used To Smile Then I Became A Grumpy Old Carpenter Funny Shirt . Here is what they had to say about themselves and what they represent… We are a collective of young creatives with varying abilities in illustration, graphic design, and copywriting. We design each collection as a group, united by an overarching theme (“Identity”, “Community”, “Transition”). We involve an intimate team of volunteer mentors from our local professional design community at different stages in our process, who support us in evolving our graphics and creating a cohesive collection for our customer.  We love our support team of professional mentors who volunteer their time to help our brand exist. We are motivated by the desire to create positive change in our communities and the lives of those around us. We want to inspire people to create, grow, and see their value regardless of the challenges they have faced. According to Napoleon Love, Afro Space was started for the people and by the people in the Midwest, USA. His goal was to create a Black ‘Ed Hardy’ feel in their designs to engage the urban, music, and skateboard.
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