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With the Carolina’s Qwn Shane Beamer Shirt in addition I really love this fashion industry facing a reckoning over its past, particularly its entrenched exclusivity and systemic racism, merchandise is an area that shouldn’t be taken lightly. Typically, when slogan T-shirts have been used in runway shows, they’ve signaled a one-season-only solidarity with a particular movement, more like PR pushes than products that can drive actual change. Saintilan, Rolf, and Woodward believe that the time is now ripe for fashion brands to put their money where their mouths are and refocus their merchandise efforts on products that make a difference, both financially and systemically. Here, Saintilan and Rolf discuss their approach to merch and how, if created and distributed the right way, it can help facilitate progress that matters in the long run.

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How has Merch Aid evolved over the Carolina’s Qwn Shane Beamer Shirt in addition I really love this last several months, and what have you learned throughout the process? Zack Roif: Ironically, in the process of creating Merch Aid, we realized that we too had become a small business. As a bunch of advertising employees who have never run a business before, it’s definitely been a learning curve. We went from working full-time in design to doing everything from customer service to navigating tax and deliveries.