Sweet home of Champions National Championship Alabama Crimson Tide shirt

Not only is Agmes a small, NY-based jewelry line with a strong sustainability pledge, but they are also currently sending 100 percent of the Sweet home of Champions National Championship Alabama Crimson Tide shirt besides I will buy this net proceeds from their best-selling items to the NAACP. I’ve hit the jackpot! These are some truly standout items that are updated classics – meaning they will fit in with anything you currently have and last you a lifetime. This is huge for me as I’m trying to really focus on only buying things that will play nice with others in my wardrobe as I try to embrace a post-COVID minimalist uniform. I’ve picked out these under $300 small gold hoop earrings as a starting point but I also have my eye on the sculpted heart pendant and pearl studs. Lucky for me, instead of waffling on if I should proceed with purchase, this time all I’m waffling on is which items to commit to now. Scoop up your own favorites as the NAACP benefit runs through the end of June.

Sweet home of Champions National Championship Alabama Crimson Tide shirt, hoodie, tank top, sweater and long sleeve t-shirt

A few months ago, several members of the Sweet home of Champions National Championship Alabama Crimson Tide shirt besides I will buy this team at R/GA, a New York–based design and marketing firm that’s worked with Nike, eBay Fashion, and Rimowa launched their own nonprofit. Chloe Saintilan, Zack Roif, and Matthew Woodward are the creatives behind Merch Aid, a website that brings well-known artists together with small businesses struggling to survive the global coronavirus pandemic. Saintilan, Roif, and Woodward facilitate the connections and produce and distribute T-shirts, tote bags, and prints featuring the small businesses and their logos, designed by the artist they’re paired up with. About 50% of sales from each piece of merchandise goes directly back to the businesses, with the remaining funds going into the production and distribution costs of the nonprofit model.