"We Need to Discuss the Elephant in the Womb" Unisex Softstyle T-shirt

Make a powerful statement with our “Elephant in the Womb” T-Shirt, a thought-provoking design that blends the image of an elephant and a woman's uterus—symbolizing the government’s overreach into reproductive rights. This shirt isn’t just fashion; it’s feminist activism, an urgent call for bodily autonomy, and a refusal to stay silent on issues of abortion rights, reproductive justice, and women’s healthcare.

Crafted for those who believe in pro-choice advocacy, gender equality, and human rights, this design challenges oppressive policies and sparks critical conversations. The bold graphic and strong message make it a must-have for rallies, protests, and everyday activism.

Why You'll Love This Shirt
✔ Empowering feminist design – Perfect for activists, feminists, and allies
✔ Premium quality – Soft, durable fabric that lasts through every fight
✔ Conversation starter – Spread awareness and challenge outdated policies
✔ Unapologetically pro-choice – Because women’s rights are human rights

Wear your stance loud and proud—because our bodies, our choices, and our futures should never be up for debate.

Ideal for: Women’s rights protests, feminist rallies, Roe v. Wade discussions, social justice movements, and everyday empowerment.

Join the movement. Wear the message. Demand change. 

Product features
- Without side seams for reduced waste and a smoother finish
- Elastic ribbed collar retains its shape
- Shoulder tape for stability and prevention of stretching
- Crafted from soft, durable, ethically sourced cotton
- Lightweight fabric perfect for year-round wear

Care instructions
- Do not dryclean
- Do not bleach
- Tumble dry: low heat
- Iron, steam or dry: low heat
- Machine wash: cold (max 30C or 90F), with similar colors

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