Do you know your queer flowers?
1. Green Carnation: Popularized by Oscar Wilde wearing a green carnation as a gay symbol in 1892
2. Violets: Associated for female love by the Greek Poet, Sappho (c. 630-c.570)
3. Pansies: Reclaimed by gay been after being associated with them in the early 1900's
4. Roses: Became associated with the Trans community after a phrase was popularized during a protest "Give us our roses while we are still here.”
5. Lavender: Associated with both gay men and women. 
 
T-Shirt Details:
Unisex fit
Color Options: Berry, Black, Mint
Heat Pressed front and back graphic 
Heat Pressed inner neck label
 
Material:
100% ring spun cotton, garment-dyed
 
How To Wash:
Normal wash is fine, but remember to turn inside-out