Gaynz shirt

"Gaynz Adj Strong Support Pride Lgbtq Fitness Gym Lover Long Sleeve T-Shirt" is suitable to wear for daily life, serve , study, outdoor sports, parties, vacations, lovers' wear, family wear, and streetwear. 

Unisex Elongated Sleeve T-shirt Key Features:

• oz, % cotton, fiber content varies by color.
• Taped neck and shoulders for comfort and durability.
• Ribbed knit collar with seam.
• Double-needle bottom hem.
• Classic fit, seamless body.
• High-performing tear-away label.
• Imported; processed and printed in the U.S.A.
• Unisex sizing. Wide range of sizes from S-3XL.

Unisex Long Sleeve T-shirt Care Instruction:

• Machine warm wash
• Tumble barren low heat
• Iron steam or dry with medium heat
• Do not bleach.

Note:
- There might be a slight 1-inch variance due to manual measurements.
- The actual color and dimensions of the item may slightly deviate from the visual representation due to variations in monitors and lighting effects.

New Zealanders plan gathering to show Prime Minister that ‘gay’ is not an insult

A group of parents have declared this Friday (9 November) ‘Gay Red Shirt Day’ after New Zealand Prime Minister John Key used ‘gay’ as an insult when he criticized a radio host’s ‘gay red top’.

The diurnal was inspired by Green Party members who posed wearing red tops in response to Key’s comment. Green Party MP Kevin Hague (right in photo) was one of the most outspoken critics of the prime minister’s gaffe.

‘The fact is that as prime minister when he uses the word in that way he is reinforcing that negative equation,’ Hague said, New Zealand Herald reports.

‘We own no agenda other than wanting to help destigmatise the word “gay”. As parents of children who may or may not be LGBTQ we are standing up for their future,’ a spokesperson for the group that started the Facebook page told

The Gay Red Shirt Night Facebook group started on Monday, and as of today (Thursday) they own 2, likes and their event page has 1, people saying they are going to the event.

Key half-heartedly apologize