Castro Pride Tee

This year's Pride design is a nod to historical buildings and poetry. Nestled next to the Castro Theatre sign, the bouquet of flowers featuring a Dahlia, Pansy, Carnation, and Lavender sprigs all reference flowers used to represent queerness in history. Purple and Pink Lavender is used to represent the sapphic/lesbian community. A Blue Pansy is used to represent the achellian/gay community. A bright Carnation towers high to reference's Oscar Wildes "Green Carnation"; mentioning how the flower was to be placed on the left lapel, as to flag to others. Lastly, of course, the bright Dahlia connects it all back to the city. Artwork By S. A. Fisher Hand printed in the Bay Area A portion of proceeds are donated to the SF LGBT Center.