AH_75963cef-e879-11ef-9bcb-00155dcd4802We've created a women's sweatshirt that tells the story of an ancient Plast wisdom – to perceive life as the Great Game. This foundational idea was established by Yuriy Starosolsky in his book "The Great Game" over 75 years ago. This edition, featuring an eagle designed by Robert Lisovsky, became Plast's fundamental book. Speaking of Robert Lisovsky, he was a world-renowned graphic artist who created the Lufthansa logo and designed the knight's lily intertwined with the trident – the symbol of Plast.
On the back of our sweatshirt, a stylized eagle stands guard, accompanied by the traditional lily and the inscription SKOB, which stands for "Strongly! Beautifully! Carefully! Swiftly!" The right sleeve features a patch with "Independence war" and a portion of the Plast oath: "I will accept work and failure, all hardships and adversities, as tasks of the great game." Near the heart, we've embroidered the quote "And strength was born in hearts" from the very special Plast song "By the Campfire," written by the same Yuriy Starosolsky. This song is sung every evening by the campfire, at official events, as a lullaby to children, and at the funerals of Plast brothers and sisters.
1000 hryvnias from each sweatshirt sale goes to support Plast institution in Lviv.
AH_801776e3-e879-11ef-9bcb-00155dcd4802 Seasoned Plast scouts say that Plast is a Great Game. And that's exactly what our Plast sweatshirt is about. Over 75 years ago, Yuriy Starosolsky laid out the fundamental ideas of Plast in his book "The Great Game." The cover, featuring an eagle, was illustrated by Robert Lisovsky, who also designed the Lufthansa logo and the Plast lily emblem.
On the back, we've placed a stylized eagle with a lily, standing firmly on a rock with the Plast greeting SKOB, which stands for "Strongly! Beautifully! Carefully! Swiftly!" The front features an embroidered quote "And strength was born in hearts" from the song "By the Campfire" by the same Yuriy Starosolsky. Plast scouts sing this song every evening by the campfire, at official events, and even as a lullaby. The sleeve is printed with "Independence war" and a quote from the Plast oath: "I will accept it as a task of the Great Game."
1000 hryvnias from each sweatshirt sale goes to support Plast institution in Lviv.
AH_1a271e15-ed16-11ee-9bb4-ac1f6b742a2bA part of the proceeds from the sale of each t-shirt was donated to the "Revenge Swarm 24/7" fundraising by the Serhiy Prytula Charity Foundation, in collaboration with the !FEST emotional holding and the Uklon service. Over 130 million UAH was raised, which allowed for the purchase of 5,360 FPV drones — day, night, and thermal drones, enabling continuous operations against the enemy.
The need for FPV is constant, so 400 UAH from each t-shirt will be allocated to the indefinite "Swarm of Revenge" fundraising campaign.
AH_04e3c3a3-7e67-11f0-b710-00155d8c3204You’ve probably heard the claim that Ukraine’s Independence in 1991 came “without blood”? Without a fight, without sacrifice — almost “for free”? Maybe it’s time to dispel this myth finally.
For a free Ukraine, millions laid down their lives long before 1991. Generations of them. In Cossack coats, hetman hats, and UPA uniforms. For centuries. Each new generation carried the dream of freedom through revolutions, wars, terror, repression, and genocide.
In every era, some fought in their own way: from the Notebook in the Bootleg — to the bayonets at Kruty, from Cossack raids on the Ottoman Empire — to the student tents of the Granite Revolution.
This is the Rebellion of our generations. And it continues.
Together with MUR, we created a limited series of T-shirts dedicated to this Rebellion. It’s about never letting anyone lull our memory, numb our anger, or dissolve the truth. History is knowledge, and knowledge is a weapon. Arm yourself!
At the heart of this T-shirt is a quote from Vasyl Symonenko’s poem “To My Kurdish Brother.” This allegorical piece first appeared posthumously in the German journal Suchasnist and circulated in samizdat until 1965. The Soviet regime exiled those who spread it — often replacing the word “Kurd” with “Ukrainian.”
The poem became a cornerstone of Symonenko’s legacy as a defender of oppressed nations. During his lifetime, he warned: Ukrainians would face the same fate as the Kurds if they did not resist Soviet rule. He clearly revealed the language of the enemy, the narratives they spread, and left us a prophetic call:
"Speak to them with bullets.They came not only to your land.They came to steal your name, your language.To make your son a bastard."
This is our Rebellion.
AH_e77c673e-7e66-11f0-b710-00155d8c3204You’ve probably heard the claim that Ukraine’s Independence in 1991 came “without blood”? Without a fight, without sacrifice — almost “for free”? Maybe it’s time to shatter this myth finally.
For a free Ukraine, millions gave their lives long before 1991. Generations of them. In Cossack coats, hetman hats, and UPA uniforms. For centuries. Every generation carried the desire for freedom through revolutions, wars, terror, repression, and genocide.
In every era, some fought in their own way: from the “Notebook in the Bootleg” to the bayonets at Kruty, from Cossack raids on the Ottoman Empire to the student tents on the Granite Revolution.
This is the Rebellion of our generations. And it continues.
Together with MUR, we created a limited series of T-shirts dedicated to this Rebellion. It’s about never letting anyone lull our memory, numb our anger, or dissolve the truth. History is knowledge, and knowledge is a weapon. Arm yourself!
The design of this men’s T-shirt is based on a line from Vasyl Symonenko’s poem “To My Kurdish Brother.” This allegorical work first appeared posthumously in the German journal Suchasnist and spread through "samvydav" until 1965. The Soviet regime exiled those who distributed it, replacing the word “Kurd” with “Ukrainian.”
The poem became pivotal in shaping Symonenko’s legacy as a voice for oppressed nations. During his lifetime, he warned: Ukrainians would find themselves in the same position as the Kurds if they did not resist Soviet rule. Symonenko clearly identified the language of the enemy, the narratives they spread, and left us with a prophetic call:
"Speak to them with bullets.They came not only to your land.They came to steal your name, your language.To make your son a bastard."
AH_363b5ad5-5ccd-11eb-a232-0cc47a40fa97A new jacket is strict and black, its style reminds the jacket M-65. This jacket is good both for concert and barricades and has a mood of revolution . It has 4 large pockets on the front and a high stand-up collar. The design is concise. There are only a stripe with the name of the collection on the sleeve and a quote-slogan on the chest. At the back under the collar there is our printed logo.
AH_a221cd7a-689d-11f0-b70f-00155d8c3204The Constitution says that the bearer of sovereignty and the only source of power in Ukraine is the people — and that’s a sacred truth we regularly confirm in word and deed. It has always been this way: when the state botches the writing of laws within the walls of the Verkhovna Rada, the people themselves make amendments on protest placards and bring them to a vote on the squares of their cities.
Because nothing here will fix itself. If the system refuses to listen, the street will make sure it does.
The new men's T-shirt from ZHADAN.QUOTES series is a subtle reminder to the system that may have momentarily forgotten who gets the final word here.
AH_cb770849-689d-11f0-b70f-00155d8c3204The Constitution says that the bearer of sovereignty and the only source of power in Ukraine is the people — and that’s a sacred truth we regularly affirm in word and deed. It has always been this way: when the state botches the writing of laws within the walls of the Verkhovna Rada, the people themselves make amendments on protest placards and bring them to a vote on the squares of their cities.
Because nothing here will fix itself. If the system refuses to listen, the street will make sure it does.
The new women’s T-shirt from ZHADAN.QUOTES series is a gentle reminder to the system that may have momentarily forgotten who gets the final word here.
AH_046efa08-3d5d-11f0-b70f-00155d8c3204Women’s "The Day" T-shirt from the limited-edition collection celebrating Okean Elzy’s 30th anniversary symbolizes a dream that resonated widely, becoming a shared manifesto. For over 10 years, Aviatsiya Halychyny has designed clothing for those who have wings (or wish they did), and Okean Elzy's song "That Day" embodies this aspiration perfectly. It's about the Day we visualize daily, despite war, fatigue, and uncertainty; about brave souls who not only believe in "The Day" but actively work to make it a reality.
Join this cause: part of the proceeds from each T-shirt sold is donated to the band’s charitable foundation to fund specialized drones for Ukraine's Military Intelligence (GUR). They are determined to help us soar freely and sing joyfully on our native soil.
The phrase "I will paint the day when I can fly" is printed on the chest, next to an asymmetrical raw-edge seam. A patch on the back reads "OE LIMITED EDITION | 30 YEARS."
AH_d2cb1401-3d5b-11f0-b70f-00155d8c3204Men's "The Day" T-shirt from the limited-edition collection celebrating Okean Elzy's 30th anniversary symbolizes a dream that resonates deeply, becoming a shared manifesto. For over a decade, Aviatsiya Halychyny has created clothing for those with wings—real or imagined—and the Okean Elzy's song "The Day" captures this spirit perfectly. It speaks about the Day we envision daily, despite war, exhaustion, and uncertainty. It's about the brave ones who believe in "The Day" and do everything they can to bring it closer.
So be brave too: a portion of proceeds from each T-shirt sold goes to the band's charitable foundation to fund specialized drones for Ukraine's Military Intelligence (GUR). They will do their utmost to ensure we can soar and sing freely in our land again.
There is the printed inscription on the chest next to an asymmetrical, raw-edged seam: "I will paint the day when I can fly." On the back, a patch reads "OE LIMITED EDITION | 30 YEARS."
AH_799bc623-5759-11ec-9ba3-ac1f6b742a2bWomen's T-shirt from "Zhadan. Quotes" collection. It is taditionally in black color, because after all, it is bright enough in content and doesn't need embellishments (so as Zhadan's poetry in general). The T-shirt is black, slightly fitted and has a quote from one of the most popular Zhadan's song on the front. Below there is the title of the collection and the traditional red tag "Proudly made in Ukraine".
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