Once upon a time, there were six little girls. But two of them turned out to be fascists, so they don’t get to go on the T shirt.

Trans people in the UK are under attack, with a government that doesn't care, and an Equality watchdog that's been stacked against them. We can't change much with a single T shirt, but you can let trans people know you stand with them.

Remember to write to your MP, and let them know your views, too! You can see my example letter here.

Not feeling it? Don't worry - we can't all enjoy Xmas all the time. This printed sweatshirt has a tree and the helpful message "This Xmas, just .... don't! OK?"

We can't guarantee it'll help you avoid arguments, but it's worth a try.

A black zip-up hoodie, featuring the Resist design on the left breast. It's embroidered in flamingo pink and measures approx 6cm wide and 7.5cm tall

"A playful riff on LGBTQ rights and 80s fears of nuclear annihilation"

Before the rainbow flag, the pink triangle was often used as a symbol by LGBT people - memorably in the campaigning by groups like ACT-UP, but also often as a discreet badge, noticed by people in the know, but otherwise unremarkable.

And in the UK, part of the preparedness for nuclear war was a leaflet called "Protect and Survive." Think "Duck and cover" if you're American. But perhaps slightly more useful.

This design mashes up the two, to bring you Protest & Survive, a call to arms for an embattled community