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Just Gay Enough was born from the feeling that everyone is shouting and no one is actually saying.

Somewhere between “you can’t say that” and “everything offends someone,” a lot of people lost the simple joy of talking real, roasting each other with love, and knowing the difference between a joke and actual hate.

This brand is for the ones who remember that.
The 80s and 90s kids who grew up on brutal locker‑room humor and still turned out kind, empathetic, and protective of the people they care about.
The people who can take a joke, throw one back, and still hug it out at the end of the night.

Just Gay Enough is an anti woke woke brand.
Not because it hates progress, but because it hates performance.
It is tired of people using “wokeness” as a costume and tired of people using “edginess” as an excuse to be cruel.
This brand believes you can care deeply about people and still laugh loudly with them.
It believes you can hold boundaries and still cross lines in the group chat.

This brand is intolerant of intolerance.
That means punchlines always go up, never down.
It means jokes never target someone’s safety, humanity, or right to exist.
It means you can say provocative things in these clothes because the heart underneath them is clean.
If the intent is to hurt, you missed the point of this entire project.

Just Gay Enough is for people who live in the grey area.
Too thoughtful to be truly reckless, too honest to be fully “on script.”
The ones who can say, “I respect who you voted for” and still roast your outfit.
The ones who can hold two truths at once: that words have weight, and that laughter heals more than silence ever will.

This brand believes in:

• Free speech with a conscience

• Humor as a love language

• Being offended less and understanding more

• Owning your words and your impact

• Style that feels as good as it looks

Every hoodie, every tee, every tiny woven label is a reminder:
You are allowed to be complicated.
You are allowed to be kind and irreverent at the same time.
You are allowed to miss the days when people could joke without a disclaimer—and still care deeply about the people those jokes could hurt.

Just Gay Enough means:
Just gay enough to question yourself.
Just gay enough to check on your friends.
Just gay enough to respect who they voted for, who they love, and who they are.
Just gay enough to know that “intolerant of intolerance” is not a slogan, it’s a line in the sand.

If you wear this brand, you are making a quiet promise:
To speak freely.
To listen honestly.
To laugh loudly.
To love people more than you love being right.

To hold each other accountable. 

That’s the manifesto.
Soft fabrics. Hard truths.
Just Gay Enough.

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And if this hits you even a little, be just gay enough to not keep it to yourself.
Just gay enough to forward this to everyone you know, to post it on social, to say out loud what most people only whisper in private.
Just gay enough to KNOW that this is what the world needs more of—more honesty, more humor, more room for each other to be imperfect and still worthy of love.

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What do you have to lose? At the very least you get something that you can ridicule me with for the rest of my life, but remember you were just gay enough to buy it. 

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