Lavender Menace Flowy Crop Tee

Inspired by the pivotal "Lavender Menace" movement of the 1970s, this cropped tee boldly pays homage to our LGBTQ+ women's rights activists. 

The Lavender Menace movement emerged as a response to the exclusion of lesbians from mainstream feminist movements, asserting their presence and demanding recognition within the broader struggle for equality. When Betty Friedman described lesbians as a threat calling us "the lavender menance" we made shirts about it. We're still making and wearing shirts about it. 

These are a super comfy 65/35 polyester/combed ring-spun cotton with a nice stretch. This top is hand pressed with a vintage fade screenprint transfer. 

SapphicSpace is a Lesbian, Asian-owned 3D printed art boutique in the heart of North Carolina. We specialize in sapphic themes but are proud to make artwork for our LGBTQ community.

Love the art but need another size or style? Rather have a tank or full size tee? Reach out and we'll remix it up to a size 5X for you!