**What is the story behind Know Mankind's designs?**

Each of our apparel pieces serves as a wearable archive of resistance. We believe in turning clothing into a purposeful symbolism that gives voice to the marginalized. Our designs are deeply rooted in history and are a visual representation of various protest movements. 

**How does Know Mankind ensure each order is ethical and sustainable?**

We are committed to slow fashion and ethical production. Each product is made-to-order, which significantly reduces waste and ensures that every piece has been created with care and respect for both human rights and the environment. Our zero-waste approach and emphasis on ethical practices underline our commitment to sustainability.

**How can I collaborate with or get involved in future Know Mankind collections?**

We appreciate your interest in collaborating with us. To get involved in our future collections, please visit our website and fill out the contact form. We're always open to new ideas and partnerships that align with our mission of resistance through fashion.

**What does Know Mankind stand for?**

Know Mankind is more than just an apparel brand. We are a platform for social justice storytelling, using fashion as a medium to amplify the voices of marginalized communities. We stand for human rights, intersectional activism, and conscious consumption. We encourage you to visit our website to learn more about our mission and values.

**How do I know my purchase with Know Mankind won’t contribute to waste?**

Each of our products is made-to-order, a practice central to the concept of slow fashion. This approach ensures that we only produce what is needed, significantly reducing waste. Our commitment to zero-waste and ethical production means that when you purchase from Know Mankind, you’re supporting a brand that prioritizes sustainability. For more information on our processes, kindly visit our website.

Small artifacts of a massive movement. These buttons are reproductions of the historic insignia worn during the defining marches of the 1960s.

Vintage Protest Pack

On March 28, 1968, thousands of striking sanitation workers in Memphis, Tennessee, marched carrying placards with these four words. The "I AM A MAN" slogan became the definitive cry of the movement.

"I AM A MAN" (1968)

This design is a direct reproduction of the historic demands carried during the 1963 March on Washington for Jobs and Freedom. 

"End Police Brutality Now!" (1963)

This piece is inspired by Fred Rogers’ timeless advice: in times of disaster, look for the helpers. It is a tribute to the everyday neighbors who show up when it matters most. 

Look For The Helpers | Jacquard Knit Cardigan

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Vintage Protest Pack

"I AM A MAN" (1968)

"End Police Brutality Now!" (1963)

Look For The Helpers | Jacquard Knit Cardigan

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