Happy PRIDE!!!! When you purchase this item, you are supporting a LGBTQ Non-Profit Organization. See *Personalization* below for instructions.

****STYLE***** This design comes in three styles: Classic Crew Neck, Off-Shoulder Fringe, and Off-Shoulder Spider Web Back Designs

Regular Crew: This style comes as is: as a full length crew neck. There are no adjustments made to the garment

Off-Shoulder Fringe: This style will come off-shoulder and is made by cutting 9 inch narrow strips from the bottom of the hemline

Off-Shoulder Web: This style will come off-shoulder and features an intricate webbing design on the back of the garment that is formed by cutting strips of the fabric and weaving them together, known as our "Spider Web"

What is the LGBTQ Community?
The LGBT community stands lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and other queer individuals banded together by common culture and social movements. These communities champion pride, diversity, individuality, sexuality, and an environment that fosters and protects ALL individuals.


Which organization should I donate to?
If you are unsure which organization or charity you wish to support, we have gathered some suggestions below. These suggestions were submitted via a social media campaign and identified as the top choices by our Cami Co. Lace community. They have been researched for validity and Cami also recommends them as great organizations to support! Feel free to visit the sites below to find out more information.

Optional Organizations:

1) Lost-n-Found Youth (
Lost-n-Found Youth is an Atlanta Based nonprofit founded in 2011 by an Atlanta activist group led by Rick Westbrook. Their goal is to end homelessness for LGBTQ and all sexual minority youth by giving them the tools and support to live independently and safely. After being turned away countless times trying to place queer youth into local shelters they called for a public town hall meeting to address the problem and their disapproval. Through the meeting they were able to discern that none of the shelters were actively working to protect homeless LGBTQ youth so they decided take matters into their own hands starting Lost-n-Found. With the support of Atlanta Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence they were able to secure a privately funded emergency shelter for all homeless LGBTQ youth.
• Donate to Lost-n-Found Youth



2) Queer Women of Color Media Arts Project (
Queer Women of Color Media Arts Project is a collective of African Descent/Black, Asian, Latinx, First Nations/Native American/American Indian/Indigenous, Native Hawaiian & Pacific Islander, Southwest Asian, North African/Arab, Middle Eastern, Muslim, South Asian, and mixed-race lesbian, bisexual, and queer women, and nonbinary, gender nonconforming and transgender people of color with. shared passion of creating art that defies stereotypes and challenge the status quo. QWOCMAP creates films through the lens of queer women of color that are impactful and amplify the voices and stories of queer women of color who are often left out of the narrative.
• Donate to Queer Women of Color Media Arts Project


3) The Trevor Project Equal Justice Initiative (
The Trevor Project is the worlds largest suicide prevention and crisis intervention nonprofit organization for LGBTQ youth! It was founded in 1998 by the activists and creators of the Academy Award winning short film 'Trevor"and activists Celeste License, Peggy Rajski, and Randy Stone. They provide crisis support, advocate for LGBTQ Youth mental health at the federal, state, and local level, and they do research to support rising suicide rates in LGBTQ youth.
• Donate to The Trevor Project


Please Note:
If you fail to identify a 501(c)(3) or other valid organization that supports the LGBTQ community, all proceeds will default to supporting Cami Co. Lace, LLC, a small minority-owned business!