1 3

Oversey

"PRESS, Don't Shoot!" T-shirt

"PRESS, Don't Shoot!" T-shirt

CHF 50.00
CHF 50.00
Sale Sold out
Tax included. Shipping calculated at checkout.
Size

This iconic "PRESS, Don’t Shoot" T-shirt pays tribute to the brave journalists who wore similar shirts during the Lebanese Civil War in 1989. These shirts were a symbol of neutrality and a plea for safety in a time of conflict—a poignant reminder of the risks faced by those who strive to report the truth amidst chaos.

Our modern reimagining of this historic garment is more than just a piece of clothing; it’s a statement. By wearing this T-shirt, you join a call to militate against attacks on civilians, journalists, and neutral actors in conflicts while promoting the universal values of peace and freedom of speech.

Made in Portugal. 

Shape : Oversized

Fabric : 100% Organic Cotton

Fabric weight : 185GSM
  • 100% Cotton
  • Made in Portugal
  • For a Better World
View full details

Support Displaced Lebanese with Every Purchase

As the conflict Lebanon intensifies, countless families are fleeing their homes, seeking safety from the escalating violence. Bombarded by Israeli strikes, these families have been forced to leave everything behind, running for their lives with no certainty of what the next day will bring.

They need our support now more than ever. All proceeds from the Drop Bangerz Not Bombs T-Shirts sale will be donated to the Go Get Funding campaign 'Urgent Support for Families Displaced by War in Southern Lebanon and the Bekaa' by Georges Assaf.

Link to campaign

Urgent Support for Families Displaced by War in Southern Lebanon and the Bekaa

Entire communities in Southern Lebanon and the Bekaa are under fire, with airstrikes and shelling displacing thousands of families. Many are now homeless, scattered across regions far from their homes, struggling to find basic necessities like food, water, and shelter. Medical supplies are scarce, and access to healthcare is increasingly difficult as hospitals and clinics become overwhelmed. The situation is dire.

Link to campaign