Philadelphia Printworks is an independent clothing brand inspired by past and present social justice movements.
No Arena in Chinatown
We stand in solidarity with the residents of Chinatown as they oppose the proposed arena development in their community—a decision that affects not just Chinatown but the entire Philadelphia community. Through this benefit collection, we hope to raise awareness, amplify their voices, and support their efforts to protect their neighborhood.
Featured Campaigns
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Gender Liberation Movement
SupportThe Gender Liberation Movement is an emergent and innovative grassroots, volunteer-run national collective focused on direct action, media, and policy interventions.
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Ceasefire Now!
Support"Ceasefire Now!" is a benefit collection in support of Palestinian liberation.
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The Abolition School
SupportThe W.E.B. Du Bois Movement School for Abolition & Reconstruction is a political education program for aspiring revolutionaries and movement leaders from communities most impacted by poverty, policing, and mass incarceration.
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Homies Helping Homies
SupportHomies Helping Homies (HHH) is a collective mutual aid initiative with the goal of improving the quality of life of the communities they serve in the Point Breeze neighborhood of Philadelphia and beyond.
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Featured Collabs
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The Black School
SupportWe Fund Us is a benefit collection by Philadelphia Printworks and The Black School— an experimental art school teaching Black radical politics through creativity and community engagement.
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Survival Pending Revolution
SupportThe Survival Pending Revolution collection honors the legacy of M. Gayle Dickson (Asali) and the Black Panther Party, showcasing powerful artwork that highlights community resilience and the ongoing fight for justice.
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The Seeds This Soil Holds
SupportIn collaboration with Moore Vintage Archive and the John J. Wilcox, Jr. Archives at The William Way Center, Philadelphia Printworks is pleased to announce a limited re-release celebrating the history of Black Queer culture in Philadelphia.
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Black Feminists Taught Me
SupportA traveling exhibition and archive in collaboration with Black Women Radicals.
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Featured Artists
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Becky McIntyre
Browse the ArtBecky McIntyre is a Philadelphia-based freelance printmaker, muralist, and digital artist whose work focuses on community, the environment, and justice.
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Jay Katelansky
Browse the ArtJay Katelansky is an interdisciplinary artist. Her work questions how Black bodies, including her own, navigate space in the United States.
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Landon Sheely
Browse the ArtClassically untrained & foolishly optimistic, Landon Sheely works to hearten the viewer with childlike form & idealism, typically through print, but making common use of any medium that doesn’t require patience or precision, including, generally, anger and hope.
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Mitch Wiesen
Browse the ArtMitch Wiesen is a multi-hyphenate who loves nothing more than learning, creating, and collaborating with other people, brands, and organizations who are equally passionate about what they do.
