Women's Suffrage with Susan B. Anthony Quote - Crewneck and V-neck shirt

Note: We are discontinuing the color grey in both crewneck and v-neck, so if we are out of that in your size, you won’t see a pop up to be notified when it’s back in stock.  If you have suggestions for colors, styles, and fabrics you’d like to see, let us know.  

Our original design with a timeless quote from Susan B. Anthony: "There never will be complete equality until women themselves help to make laws and elect lawmakers." 

We are introducing this shirt as part of our Suffrage Collection, which recognizes the 100 anniversary of the approval of the 19th Amendment, granting women the right to vote.  (The amendment was passed by Congress on June 4, 1919, and ratified on August 18, 1920.)

This is available in your choice of a purple or grey v-neck or crewneck.

The crewneck shirt: A super soft 4.3 ounce t-shirt from Next Level that is 60% cotton / 40% polyester jersey and that has been pre-washed to reduce shrinkage. This is described as running true to size. See detailed measurements on our Shirt Sizes page. 

The v-neck shirt: Printed on a super soft  60% cotton / 40% polyester 4.2 ounce t-shirt from Next Level that has a long flattering cut and a deep V. Based on feedback from buyers, one of whom characterized it as more of a "feminine fit," consider ordering a size larger than you would if you were ordering a standard men's/unisex shirt. See detailed measurements on our Shirt Sizes page. 

If you have never worn a high-quality poly-cotton shirt before, you’ll want to read this and check your size.

This design is also available on a magnet.

See more of our Suffrage-era collection, including a "Votes for Women" pennant pins, sticker, and magnet, "Votes for Women" Sash pin, as well as the "Jailed for Freedom" pin and pendant.

Shipping: $4.95, regardless of the number of shirts you order, so order one and all the rest ship for free.

Mission: Your purchases support our mission to engage people with local history and to support historic sites and history organizations across the country.

Thanks to Amy Walker for the picture.