This isn’t just a date. It’s a declaration. The 1865 Juneteenth design pays tribute to June 19, 1865, the day Union troops arrived in Galveston, Texas, and informed the last remaining enslaved African Americans of their freedom—more than two years after the Emancipation Proclamation was signed.
 
Why It Matters
Juneteenth represents delayed justice—but also enduring hope, strength, and triumph.
It is a celebration of liberation and a call to remember the cost and struggle behind freedom.
The date marks the true end of chattel slavery in the United States—not just legally, but lived.
 
Wear the Legacy
Perfect for Juneteenth events, Black history education, or daily affirmation of heritage.
Makes a proud statement rooted in historical truth and cultural pride.
Reminds the world that freedom delayed is not freedom denied.
 
More Than a Shirt
1865 is not just history—it’s the heartbeat of a people who rose, resisted, and reclaimed their rightful place. Wear it with pride. Wear it with purpose. Wear 1865.