TSOTM Nov 2026: F*ck The Army
TSOTM Nov 2026: F*ck The Army
TSOTM Nov 2026: F*ck The Army

TSOTM Nov 2026: F*ck The Army

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Only available outside the US. Available on a different shirt in the US here.

Our T-shirt of the Month for November 2026, made of 100% organic cotton, and supporting grassroots labour unions in South Asia. 

This month's design pays tribute to the radical, anti-establishment legacy of the FTA Tour (Free The Army / F*ck The Army)—a political variety and comedy show formed in 1970 by Jane Fonda, Donald Sutherland, and Fred Gardner as a direct alternative to the military’s pro-war USO shows.

While mainstream history often frames the Vietnam-era peace movement as a clash between elite, college-educated campus protesters and working-class soldiers, there was actually deep, systemic resistance brewing inside the U.S. military itself.
Through an underground network of civilian-run community spaces, The FTA Tour connected directly with active-duty troops. The military draft system overwhelmingly targeted working-class kids, the children of farmers, and blue-collar workers who couldn't afford college deferments. Banned from performing on military bases, the FTA troupe staged explosive, satirical shows combining comedy, live music, and skits right outside them—eventually performing for over 64,000 troops across the Pacific Rim.

The tour and its accompanying 1972 documentary gave a vital platform to the stories of anti-racist resistance (like the Fort Hood 43) and working-class enlisted women facing both sexism and class exploitation. The movement proved so threatening to the establishment that the Nixon White House pressured distributors to pull the documentary from theaters just a week after its release, burying it for nearly 50 years.

Our design reimagines Fonda’s iconic Barbarella era through the lens of her real-world defiance—capturing the moment a pop-culture icon chose solidarity with the working-class troops over Hollywood comfort. The tour’s slogan is of more relevance than ever given the increased militarism and imperial ambitions by the USA and other big powers.

Design realised by Nanu Nano from Indonesia.

  • 100% organic cotton, single jersey, 160 g/m², 0% elastane in fabric
  • High-quality water-based print: environmentally and skin-friendly ink certified under the Global Organic Textile Standard
    Unisex fit sizes: S - M - L - XL - 2XL – 3XL - 4XL - 5XL
  • Made with dignity by the worker-owned Humana Nova cooperative
  • Supports grassroots labour unions in South Asia through ExChains
  • Printed individually just for you, with no overproduction or waste
  • Shipping everywhere except the US, from France

Size guide
Please make sure to carefully choose your size by checking the size chart below.

Width: Measured 2cm (1in) beneath the sleeves across the shirt
Length: Measured from the highest point of the shoulder to the bottom end of the shirt

S M L XL 2XL 3XL 4XL 5XL
Width (in) 19 21 22 24 25.5 26.5 27.5 33.0
Length (in) 28 29 30 31 31.5 32 29.0 33.5
Width (cm) 48 53 56 60.5 64.5 68 70 84
Length (cm) 71 74 76.5 79 80.5 82 84.5 85

When will I receive my t-shirt?

Printing of each Co-op Shirt will take approximately two weeks after being ordered. The shirts will then be shipped from France, and delivery should take up to one week for Europe, and up to two weeks for the rest of the world.

In the unlikely event that shirts from dna merch are out of stock, design will instead be printed on an organic t-shirt from fairwear foundation leader Stanley & Stella instead.