For the days when the air is cold but the cause is burning hot.
The Good Trouble Only unisex heavy-blend hoodie is built for organizers, volunteers, and everyday people who refuse to sit quietly while corporate power crowds out community. Inspired by the General Strike Survival Guide and the spirit of the Un-Game, this hoodie wraps you in warmth while you step confidently into peaceful public action.

Whether you’re at a rally, supporting a picket line, joining a mutual-aid event, or simply navigating a world that needs more courage and compassion, this hoodie lets you carry your values wherever you go.

Why This Hoodie Belongs in Your Movement Toolkit

Warmth with purpose. Thick, cozy fleece keeps you comfortable during early-morning actions, late-night strategy sessions, or long days showing up for your neighbors.
Built to move. Heavy-blend fabric provides durability without stiffness, giving you dependable comfort from the first wear.
Message that centers the mission. “Good Trouble Only” encourages bold, peaceful action rooted in solidarity, justice, and collective power.
Your purchase supports the work. Every sale helps fuel GeneralStrike.net, the educational mission behind the movement, and the development of new civic-engagement tools like the Un-Game.

Made for People Who Show Up

This hoodie is for marchers, makers, thinkers, caretakers, and anyone committed to building a fairer future — one peaceful act of resistance at a time. It’s not just apparel; it’s a reminder of why we gather, why we organize, and why we persist.

Stay warm. Stay grounded.
Stay in the practice of making good trouble.

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Length, in	27.17	27.95	29.13	29.92	31.10	31.89	33.07	33.86
Sleeve length from center back, in	33.50	34.50	35.50	36.50	37.50	38.50	39.50	40.50
Size tolerance, in	1.50	1.50	1.50	1.50	1.50	1.50	1.50	1.50

Dancing Quail

Dancing Quail is a passionate American rights writer, editor, and advocate dedicated to exposing how modern economic systems exploit people. DQ focuses on revealing the hidden costs of contemporary capitalism and helping folks prepare for collective economic resistance and the second reconstruction.

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