Just out for some exercise - Women’s tee

Filming isn't a crime. Sometimes it's the only thing that gets us the truth. The pun is the point. Alex Pretti was exercising his rights — phone in hand, filming what was happening — when it cost him his life. And the only reason any of us know what really happened to Alex, or to Renée, is because bystanders had their phones out. Strangers. Neighbors. People who could have looked away and didn't. This shirt is a reminder, dressed up with humor: it is not illegal to film. Not the police. Not ICE. Not anyone with authority operating in public. The First Amendment protects your right to record, your right to walk, your right to assemble — and exercising those rights isn't disobedience. It's citizenship. So yeah — we're just out for some exercise. Phones up. Eyes open. Sneakers on. If you see something, film it. If something happens to you, we'll know about it because someone kept the camera rolling. That's how the truth survives. Cut and styled for a flattering feminine fit, because exercising your rights should feel as good as it looks. Your purchase gives back: $7 from every shirt in this design is donated to Civil Rights Organizations working to protect First Amendment freedoms — including the right to record, assemble, and speak. Wearing this shirt isn't just a statement — it's a contribution. Wear It Proud. Stand for something. This semi-fitted tee skims the body and gives a flattering look without feeling tight. The soft, lightweight fabric makes it easy to wear on its own or layer under a jacket. • 100% ring-spun cotton • Ring Spun Sport Grey color is 90% ring-spun cotton, 10% polyester