The WMC 2018 Feminist Boutique is a curated showcase of merchandise created by activists and artists connected to the women’s movement. These vendors have offered a share of their proceeds to benefit Women’s March Chicago and March to the Polls 2018.
Feminist Boutique Inquiry Form – Inquire here if you have an item you would like WMC to consider.
We are excited to offer a poster collection for March to the Polls 2018. All posters are a fixed size of 11″x17″. Enjoy!
Choose from one of 4 official WMC posters.
All Proceeds from poster sales will support Women’s March Chicago and the advocacy work this group is continuing for women and allies!
Choose from WMC designs available through our partner at
We hope you LOVE shirts & hoodies as much as we do.
Connect with other progressives when you where these shirts. They’ll know you are still marching.
Proceeds from merchandise sales will support Women’s March Chicago and the advocacy work this group is continuing for women and allies!
March to the Polls HATS & TOTES! Connect with other marchers while you are out and about. Available in several colors. Proceeds support WMC programming.
WMC has shiny new buttons for the October 13th March to the Polls in 2018!! We are also excited to offer for sale a set of ERA buttons in partnership with RatifyERAIL, ERA Illinois and Busy Beaver Button Company. We feel the energy! Grab a piece of history to commemorate what we are headed towards: Equality for ALL!
There are still more WMC buttons too! You can buy in packs of 5 buttons and also buy single designs in bulk quantities. Enjoy!
We are excited to introduce you to Good Cause Goods! It’s just like the name says and now they will be sharing profits with WMC until 10/4! Get them while they’re hot!
Golden Apple teacher, Renee Blanche, taught English to pregnant teens in Chicago. They taught her courage and resilience. She wrote this book for them and all young women creating their own paths.
When the Newberry Library accepted KITTY CAT into its “Living Archive of Modern Protest,” Renee saw that her personal narrative of the 2017 Chicago March might help others. The book contains “10 Tips to Marching” and an “Activist’s Guide.” It is a short, snarky, and informative reflection on what to expect as a marcher for social change and justice.
Civic Clothing Collective is sharing profits with WMC thru 1/31. Check ’em out!
The artist behind ART DECONSTRUCTED is inspired by her two young daughters and protecting their rights to free speech and control their own bodies. After immigrating to the US as a child she became an artist and a programmer. ART DECONSTRUCTED is sharing profits on prints and original artwork with WMC thru 1/31.
The creator of whoisCHICK is an actress and filmmaker by ‘day’ and a designer by ‘night’ on a self-described personal journey of self-discovery. Our fave is ‘Don’t Tell Me To Smile’. whoisCHICK is sharing profits with WMC thru 1/31.
PINCAUSE is sharing profits on these lovely buttons with WMC until 1/31. PINCAUSE has been raising funds for orgs such as Planned Parenthood and the ACLU and have even been spotted on celebrity supporters such as Emma Watson!
March On is a national organization of sister marches of which WMC is an affiliate. 100% of their proceeds will be donated to WMC from their Chicago shop thru 1/31!
Order your Women’s March Chicago merchandise today!
Sole Soul Shop is sharing 30% of their profits on their Fierce Feminist collection w/ WMC thru 1/31! Get a limited edition skull cap or choose from a handful of colorful prints. Order hats by Jan 10 to receive in time for the march. Orders over $50 enter FREESHIP at checkout for free shipping.
Funflector is marching with us too! They sell a variety of stylish safety reflectors that provide high nighttime visibility with a fun, feminist message. If you are new to this type of safety reflector, think of them as the alternative to pin buttons or as wearable yard signs with the added bonus of increased visibility in the cold, dark Chicago winter. They’re sharing their profits with us thru 1/31.
SheMakesArt is sharing profits on their ‘Nevertheless, She Persisted’ merchandise with WMC thru 1/31. You can get this personalized message printed on anything from smartphone cases to shower curtains!
FLY – TIE – WEAR – DISPLAY – WAVE
Check out FLYTES! It’s a versatile product that’s perfect for marching through the streets; you can fly, hang, or wear them. They’re sharing profits on the banned words and impeach prints w/ us thru 1/31. **ORDER BEFORE 1/6 FOR PRE-MARCH DELIVERY!**
Check out Collective Vision: a set of postcards inspired by the 2017 Chicago Women’s March. Collective Vision provides beautiful, inspirational cards along with tips for writing an effective message to your legislator and optional stamps! They’re sharing 50% of their sales with us (minus stamps) thru 1/31. Get yours here!
Check out The Advocates! They are sharing $5 per tee sale with WMC thru 1/31. The Advocates is a group of female entrepreneurs that are passionate about our future democracy who created a social awareness brand that provide a wearable platform for your truth to be heard. Their designs are centered around the resistance movement, social activism in relation to human rights, equality, safety, health, the environment, LGBTQ rights, and support of feminism and women empowerment.
Wicked Chicken Designs is “a little bit of BRAVO and a little bit HGTV”! They have a variety of fun, personable, and unique designs for everyone on your list throughout the year; from housewarmings to mom or teachers! Plus! They’re donating a portion of the proceeds from their 2018 Women’s March shop to help us fund our March To The Polls!
Color Us United Signs of Hope from Protest Marches an adult coloring book: 2017; Chicago marcher M Anne Millercreated this fun, inspirational book of line drawings featuring some of her favorite messages from Women’s March on Chicago in 2017. Enjoy these “Signs of Hope from Protest Marches” in Color Us United.
Wake, Rise, Resist-The Progressive Teen’s Guide to Fighting Tyrants and A*holes; Longtime friends, feminists, and writers Joanna Spathis and Kerri Kennedy spent a year being deeply involved in resisting “this misogynistic nightmare of an administration”—and fretfully watching many friends and friends’ children freezing up and tuning out. They knew they couldn’t risk losing an entire generation and sat down to build a book that would serve as an on-ramp to activism—a guide filled with practical ideas (128 of them!) on how to resist and important information on how to find your message and grow as an activist. Their book not only inspires people to get involved in social activism—it empowers them to do so. You can learn more and purchase the book on Amazon
Turquoise and Gold is partnering with WMC to share proceeds on candles featuring some of our favorite icons!
