Cherry Pick Vintage 1978 Pride Shirt

Bring vintage vibes and pride together with the Cherry Pick Vintage 1978 Pride Shirt. Designed to reflect both style and substance, this tee is a celebration of queer identity through a nostalgic lens.

Cherry Pick Vintage 1978 Pride Shirt – Retro LGBTQ+ Tee Celebrating Queer History & Style

A Retro Tribute to Queer Resilience

Inspired by 1978 – A Historic Year for LGBTQ+ Rights

The design honors a pivotal time in queer history — 1978, the year the iconic rainbow flag was born. This shirt channels that energy with retro fonts, rainbow colorways, and a message of resilience.

Cherry Pick Signature Style

Known for bold, vintage-inspired fashion, Cherry Pick delivers a shirt that fuses fashion with meaning. It's not just about looks — it’s about legacy, expression, and authenticity.

Product Features and Benefits

Vintage-Inspired Design: 70s-style typography and colors give it a classic yet edgy vibe.

Soft & Durable Fabric: Made from a breathable cotton/poly blend for long-lasting comfort.

Inclusive Sizing: Unisex fit available from XS to 4XL to suit every body and gender expression.

Pride-Forward Message: Subtle yet powerful rainbow details reflect queer pride and inclusivity.

Ethically Made: Responsibly sourced with eco-conscious printing methods.

Target Audience

Perfect for:

LGBTQ+ individuals who love retro aesthetics

Vintage fashion lovers

Pride parade and festival attendees

Cherry Pick brand fans

Allies wanting to show visible support

Why Choose This Shirt?

The Cherry Pick Vintage 1978 Pride Shirt stands apart for its blend of cultural meaning and throwback style. It’s more than a shirt — it’s a wearable tribute to queer resilience, created by a brand that values authenticity and self-expression. While other shirts chase trends, this one honors history.

Wear the Legacy Proudly

The Cherry Pick Vintage 1978 Pride Shirt lets you celebrate the past while making a statement today. Bold, retro, and inclusive, it’s your go-to for Pride season and beyond. Grab yours now and keep queer history alive — in style.