Unbox3d

The OG Black Tee was released on July 1, 2018, marking the debut of Unbox3d as a medium to promote non-conformity by challenging the status quo.

The Breast Cancer Tee was launched in October 2018 to raise awareness for breast cancer. In a little over one week, $1,000 was raised for breast cancer research.

For Hunger and Homelessness Awareness Week (November 17-25), we provided meals for over 25 families.

For the month of December, we partnered with St. Vincent de Paul's Christmas Together program to provide Christmas gifts for a family in need. Proceeds from this sweater were used to purchase gifts.

At the start of 2019, criminal justice reform became a primary focal point for us.

In March of 2019, the Multiple Sclerosis Tee was launched in collaboration with a few friends from college who had lost their mother to M.S. to sponsor a M.S. Team for Cincinnati's M.S. Walk. Together, they were able to raise $400 for research.

In early April of 2019, the Lupus Tee was launched in partnership with a college friend who suffers from Lupus to raise $250 for research.

With the abortion legislation and sentiment growing in early May of 2019, the Pro-Choice Tees were launched to advocate for women's rights. Proceeds were donated to ACLU, as they sued and fought the oppressive legislation.

For the month of June, we celebrated LGBTQ Pride Month with the release of a white t-shirt with rainbow letters. Proceeds from this shirt were donated to Kansas City's Anti-Violence Project.

Bigots and their treatment of immigrants in this country is vile. To support immigrants in their fight for basic human rights by our pathetic leaders, a portion of the proceeds were donated to the Refugee and Immigrant Center for Education and Legal Services.

For those who believe immigrants should go back to where they came from, please don't forget where you came from.

Peaceful protesting by itself, does not work. We have watched black people be slaughtered by the police and white vigilantes for centuries. Enough is enough. We will protect ourselves by any means necessary.

A local toddler was diagnosed with Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia (ALL). No parent should have to go through the pain and uncertainty of potentially losing their child to cancer. Proceeds will be donated to leukemia research.

Keep your hands and emotional manipulation to yourself. This is to raise awareness for all men and women who are enduring/have endured the vicious cycle of domestic violence. Proceeds will be donated to the Ohio Domestic Violence Network.

The OG Black Tee was released on July 1, 2018, marking the debut of Unbox3d as a medium to promote non-conformity by challenging the status quo.

The Breast Cancer Tee was launched in October 2018 to raise awareness for breast cancer. In a little over one week, $1,000 was raised for breast cancer research.

For Hunger and Homelessness Awareness Week (November 17-25), we provided meals for over 25 families.

For the month of December, we partnered with St. Vincent de Paul's Christmas Together program to provide Christmas gifts for a family in need. Proceeds from this sweater were used to purchase gifts.

At the start of 2019, criminal justice reform became a primary focal point for us.

In March of 2019, the Multiple Sclerosis Tee was launched in collaboration with a few friends from college who had lost their mother to M.S. to sponsor a M.S. Team for Cincinnati's M.S. Walk. Together, they were able to raise $400 for research.

In early April of 2019, the Lupus Tee was launched in partnership with a college friend who suffers from Lupus to raise $250 for research.

With the abortion legislation and sentiment growing in early May of 2019, the Pro-Choice Tees were launched to advocate for women's rights. Proceeds were donated to ACLU, as they sued and fought the oppressive legislation.

For the month of June, we celebrated LGBTQ Pride Month with the release of a white t-shirt with rainbow letters. Proceeds from this shirt were donated to Kansas City's Anti-Violence Project.

Bigots and their treatment of immigrants in this country is vile. To support immigrants in their fight for basic human rights by our pathetic leaders, a portion of the proceeds were donated to the Refugee and Immigrant Center for Education and Legal Services.

For those who believe immigrants should go back to where they came from, please don't forget where you came from.

Peaceful protesting by itself, does not work. We have watched black people be slaughtered by the police and white vigilantes for centuries. Enough is enough. We will protect ourselves by any means necessary.

A local toddler was diagnosed with Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia (ALL). No parent should have to go through the pain and uncertainty of potentially losing their child to cancer. Proceeds will be donated to leukemia research.

Keep your hands and emotional manipulation to yourself. This is to raise awareness for all men and women who are enduring/have endured the vicious cycle of domestic violence. Proceeds will be donated to the Ohio Domestic Violence Network.