Make A Political And Social Statement With The Latest In Slogan Tees And Hoodies In an era of offence and political correctness Forbidden Clothes want their customers to boldly wear their truth with their original and hard- hitting clothing designs. Forbidden Clothes, the online clothing store and growing social media phenomenon based in Dearborn, Michigan, have released a new collection of branded clothing items. Their new range of t-shirts, hoodies and sweaters are designed to awaken the population with their unique and slightly controversial messages and images. The launch of the new range coincides with the first few months of 2021 which have already witnessed the storming of the United States Capitol, a new Presidential Inauguration, and the continuation of a global pandemic. In such changeable, compelling and divisive times Forbidden Clothes wants to make clothes for people, like yourself, who aren’t afraid to make a statement. As such, forbidden Clothes' new arrivals include t-shirts, hoodies and sweatshirts in their original 'Indoctrination', 'Royal Awakening' and 'Where's The Flu?' range, all of which make satirical and sardonic remarks about the state of affairs in 2021. Another addition to their online store is their provocative ‘B.U.D.D.I.E.S’ range featuring Bill Gates and Jeffrey Epstein. Forbidden Clothes’ full range continues to be available on the site including their highly popular ‘Good Citizen’ range which features a gagged and blindfolded sheep as part of its iconography. They have also recently expanded their design range to encompass accessories like hats, including caps and beanies, as well as other items including statement mugs and slogan stickers. Forbidden Clothes was founded based on their mantra: “If you know, you know” and their desire to provide unique, taboo and slightly controversial clothing to people across the US and beyond. A spokesperson for the retailer said, “Forbidden Clothes dares to go where no one else will. Our designs are fully loaded with deeper meaning and forbidden truth.” Go to forbiddenclothes.com to find out more.