Red, Black, and Green. Marcus Garvey declared these colors the flag of African liberation in 1920. Over 100 years later, wearing them is still the most powerful statement an African can make. Carry the movement on your back.
Pan-African Pride Hoodie — 320gsm Premium
The red, black, and green. The original declaration of African liberation, embroidered in premium thread on a heavyweight 320gsm cotton-blend hoodie. Unisex sizing from XS to 3XL.
In 1920, Marcus Mosiah Garvey founded the Universal Negro Improvement Association and called for the first Pan-African flag — three stripes: Red, Black, and Green.
But these colors did not begin with Garvey. They are drawn from the Ethiopian flag, the only African nation never to be colonized, a symbol of African resistance and sovereignty that predates modern nations.
Today, over 100 years after Garvey's declaration, these colors are recognized across every continent as the universal signal of Pan-African consciousness. When you wear them, you are part of a movement that began long before you were born — and will continue long after.
Red — the blood of African martyrs. Those who died for the liberation of Africa.
Black — the color of African people. Our identity, our beauty, our pride.
Green — the natural wealth of Africa. Our land, our resources, our future.
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