Residential schools stunted my family tree t-shirt

This t-shirt carries a message that is more than words  it’s truth.
Residential schools stunted my family tree is a statement that speaks to the generational impacts of Canada’s residential school system, where Indigenous children were taken from their families, communities, and cultures.

By wearing this shirt, you honour the survivors, remember those who never returned home, and help keep conversations alive about truth, reconciliation, and the ongoing impacts on Indigenous families today.

Made with comfort in mind, this unisex orange tee is perfect for Orange Shirt Day, pow wows, community events, or everyday wear. It’s not just apparel  it’s a conversation piece, a teaching tool, and a way to show solidarity.

Details:

• Color: Orange

• Fit: Unisex, true to size

• Material: 100% cotton (soft and breathable)

• Sizes: XS–3XL

• Designed and printed by The No BS Label, an Indigenous and Afro-Indigenous, 2SLGBTQ+ owned business

Every shirt purchased supports our work as Indigenous artists and helps us continue to tell our stories through art, design, and fashion. A portion of the proceeds goes towards the Indian Residential School Survivors Society, the orange shirt society and crowdfunding for Indigenous youth, and other indigenous initiatives that need support.