Vivienne Westwood: Fashion as Protest

Vivienne Westwood didn’t just design clothes — she designed rebellion. From the birth of punk in the 1970s to her later years as a climate activist, she used fashion as a megaphone for causes that mattered. Her work challenged authority, exposed corruption, and reminded us that what we wear can be a declaration of values.

Westwood believed in the power of culture to shift politics. She stood fiercely against war, environmental destruction, and blind consumerism. For her, activism was not separate from fashion — it was the very fabric of it.

This design is a quiet homage to that spirit: bold, unapologetic, and laced with defiance. It reminds us that peace can be punk — that choosing compassion, truth, and resistance to injustice is as radical now as it was then.

Why We Made This:

In a time when silent protests can lead to arrest, we believe self-expression is more important than ever. Peace Is Punk is part of our Paws for Peace series—quiet rebellion in cotton form. It's for the soft-spoken radicals, the animal lovers who won’t turn away, the citizens tired of war machines built on silence.

This is a tee for people who know fashion can still make noise.

This stainless steel water bottle is an essential, practical gift item perfect for elevating the everyday. It's durable, with double-walled insulation and a twist-off, leak-proof cap. Keeps cold drinks cold and warm drinks warm. ORCA sublimation coating for vibrant colour. 500ml capacity.