The Tee Collection

Show your colors. Celebrate identity. Champion equality.

Our HUMAN tee honours the history, resilience, and vibrant diversity of 2SLGBTQI+ communities. Wear it with pride as we stand together, celebrate love in all its forms, and uplift the voices and stories that continue to shape a more inclusive future.

Celebrate Canada with a design that feels like summer adventure.

Calgary artist Kelsey Voss (Sun Earth Moon) captures a classic Canadian moment — paddling across calm water beneath mountain peaks and a rising sun.

This limited‑edition design is a beautiful, meaningful way for families to show their Canadian pride with something made close to home.

Let's foster a culture of understanding and break down barriers - one message, one shirt, one day at a time.

From mobility needs to sensory processing differences, this shirt helps spark conversations and create spaces where accessibility, kindness, and neurodiversity are embraced. It’s a wearable reminder that inclusion isn’t just a goal—it’s a daily practice.

Celebrate inclusion, empathy, and the vibrant spectrum of human diversity with this thoughtfully designed tee honoring over 30 different days of Persons with Disabilities.

Wear it with purpose. Honour the truth. Support reconciliation.

We partnered with Indigenous artist Meradith Moses Jackson, a Secwépemc artist from Kamloops, BC. Meradith’s work is rooted in storytelling, cultural connection, and the lived experiences of her family and community. Her art often explores identity, memory, and the intergenerational impacts of colonialism, making her a deeply meaningful and relevant collaborator for this project.

Easy Peasy Tees is not Indigenous‑owned. However, your purchase directly supports an Indigenous artist, the Orange Shirt Society, and Indigenous causes. Our orange shirt continue to honour and uphold our licensing agreement with the Orange Shirt Society.

Wearing this shirt is one small but meaningful way to honour survivors, remember those who never returned home, and commit to ongoing reconciliation.

A celebration of resilience, unity, and compassion.
Every September, Canadians lace up for the Terry Fox Run — a nationwide tradition inspired by one young man’s extraordinary courage and determination.

The Story Behind the Run
In 1980, Terry Fox began his Marathon of Hope, running across Canada with a prosthetic leg to raise money for cancer research. Though his journey was cut short, his impact was immeasurable. Today, millions participate in his honour, carrying forward the mission he started.

Our Role
Easy Peasy Tees is a small, independent initiative and not officially affiliated with the charities we support. We choose organizations based on impact, alignment, and community love — and always aim to represent them respectfully. We don’t speak on their behalf; we simply share their stories, celebrate their work, and pass along the funds we raise.

A modern, meaningful way to honour November 11th.

This Remembrance Day tee features nine vivid red poppies arranged in a thoughtful grid, with two stems forming a subtle heart at the centre, a quiet nod to remembrance, gratitude, and the human stories behind the day. The layout echoes the way military squads often stand in groupings of 8–14, creating a visual connection to the formations seen at ceremonies across Canada. It also reflects the rows of poppies laid at cenotaphs and places of remembrance, one by one, row by row.

This tee offers a safe, comfortable alternative to the traditional poppy pin.

Earth Day reminds us that caring for the planet is something we do together. This tee helps families wear those values with pride and spark conversations about mindful consumption.

We encourage thoughtful purchasing — asking whether a new tee is truly needed, and if so, committing to keep it in circulation through our Passing Forward Program, donation, or a simple clothing swap. Extending a garment’s life is one of the most powerful acts of sustainability.

The Earth Day Tee is both a statement and a practice. It’s made with intention, using materials that meet OEKO‑TEX® STANDARD 100 and OEKO‑TEX® STeP certifications for safe, responsible manufacturing (toddler sizes excluded).

Small choices add up — and wearing this tee is one meaningful way to model care, action, and hope for the next generation.

Stand up against bullying
Every year on the last Wednesday of February, Canadians wear pink to take a stand against bullying . This shirt is more than a fashion statement, it’s a symbol of kindness, inclusion, and courage.

The Story Behind the Shirt
Pink Shirt Day began in 2007 when two students in Nova Scotia rallied their peers to wear pink in support of a classmate who was bullied for his shirt color. That simple act of solidarity sparked a nationwide movement.

What It Represents

• A commitment to kindness over cruelty
• A reminder that bullying has no place in our lives
• A chance to start conversations and build safer spaces for everyone