Make Good Trouble — Since 1974

2026-02-20T13:14:42-05:00

This is the standard.

Ornate scrollwork. Gilded crests. Old-world craftsmanship.
It looks like it belongs on a family coat of arms.

It does.

But this house was built on dissent.

Make Good Trouble isn’t a trend. It’s inheritance.
It’s the understanding that progress has never been polite, and justice has never been convenient.

The crest signals legacy.
The banners declare intent.
The date marks a lineage of civil disobedience carried forward, not back.

This is the shirt that defines the house.
The one that says you understand that resistance can be disciplined, principled, and beautifully designed.

It doesn’t shout.
It endures.

Wear it when the moment calls for clarity.
Wear it when courage needs a uniform.
Wear it because good trouble is not chaos — it’s conscience with backbone.