Got Awareness? Our New Shirt Asks the Right Question

Got Awareness? 

This October, we're dropping a shirt that's bound to turn heads and start conversations. Inspired by an iconic advertising campaign, our new Breast Cancer Awareness shirt puts a bold spin on a familiar phrase. We have yet to reveal the design but you may be able to guess by the title. But this time, we're asking a question that could save lives.

A Design That Demands Attention

We're keeping the details under wraps, but trust us - this isn't your typical awareness shirt. It's provocative. It's memorable. And most importantly, it gets people talking about a topic that matters.

More Than Just a Shirt

When you wear this shirt, you're not just making a fashion statement. You're becoming a walking billboard for breast cancer awareness. You're sparking conversations that could lead someone to schedule that overdue mammogram or learn about their risk factors.

Understanding Breast Cancer Screening

American Cancer Society (ACS) Guidelines:

  • Women aged 40-44: Option to start annual mammograms
  • Women 45-54: Annual mammograms recommended
  • Women 55 and older: Can switch to mammograms every 2 years, or continue yearly screening
  • Screening should continue as long as a woman is in good health and expected to live 10 more years or longer

National Comprehensive Cancer Network (NCCN) Guidelines:

  • Annual mammography for average-risk women starting at age 40
  • Consider annual breast MRI in addition to mammography for women at increased risk
  • Emphasizes the importance of breast self-awareness and reporting any changes to a healthcare provider

U.S. Preventive Services Task Force (USPSTF) Guidelines:

  • Women aged 50-74: Biennial mammography screening
  • Women aged 40-49: The decision to start screening should be an individual one, considering potential benefits and harms

Risk Factors Everyone Should Know

Our shirt prompts discussions about risk factors, including:

  • Age (risk increases with age)
  • Family history of breast or ovarian cancer
  • Genetic mutations (e.g., BRCA1 and BRCA2)
  • Personal history of breast cancer or certain non-cancerous breast diseases
  • Dense breast tissue
  • Lifestyle factors (e.g., alcohol consumption, lack of physical activity)

Prevention Strategies

Wearing this shirt could lead to conversations about prevention:

  • Maintain a healthy weight
  • Stay physically active
  • Limit alcohol consumption
  • Consider the risks and benefits of hormone therapy
  • Breastfeed, if possible

The Power of Early Detection

Remember, early detection can significantly improve treatment outcomes. Our shirt isn't just fashion – it's a reminder to:

  • Follow recommended screening guidelines
  • Perform regular breast self-exams
  • Report any changes in your breasts to a healthcare provider promptly

Limited Edition

This conversation-starting shirt is only available during Breast Cancer Awareness Month (October). Don't miss your chance to be part of a movement that's equal parts style and substance.

Ready to raise eyebrows and raise awareness? Our new Breast Cancer Awareness shirt drops at midnight on October 1st. Set your alarms - this limited edition is sure to go fast.

Remember: Awareness is the first step. Early detection saves lives. Let's get people talking.

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