If you got $20 in your pocket you can help support The Salvation Army's tradition of "Big Thriftin'" and rock a sweet tee by Dan Cassaro, the mastermind behind Young Jerks. Every purchase at a Salvation Army Thrift store directly funds Salvation Army Adult Rehabilitation Centers. That means that the bargains you find for yourself also help others by reclaiming lives and healing families.

Arkansas' very own - Artist Jeremy Teff - lends his legendary skills in designing another masterpiece exclusively for WARdrobe. 100% of the net proceeds from the sales of this shirt will go to The Salvation Army's World Services - helping support and strengthen The Salvation Army’s efforts to work hand-in-hand with communities to improve the health, economic, and spiritual conditions of the poor throughout the world.

El Ejército de Salvación (The Salvation Army) has been serving in Mexico since 1937. Mexico's own Alan Guzman shares his "tipografía loco" skills with WARdrobe to create a "obra maestra." 100% of the net proceeds from the sales of this shirt will go to The Salvation Army's Children's home in Coatzacoalcos, Veracruz. The home, which houses both boys and girls, is on the gulf coast of Mexico and has served in the city of Coatzacoalcos for 50 years.

Designer and Dribbble All-Star Nick Slater does what he does best and nails it in this piece designed exclusively for WARdrobe. 100% of the net proceeds from the sales of this shirt will go to The Salvation Army's World Services - helping support and strengthen The Salvation Army’s efforts to work hand-in-hand with communities to improve the health, economic, and spiritual conditions of the poor throughout the world.

Tis' the season to see The Salvation Army standing outside every store in town ringing bells at their red kettle collecting money. Thousands volunteer each year and spend time ringing bells and thousands more are supplied with a seasonal job to help them through the holidays. Artist Andrew Sterlachini has designed a shirt that commemorates the time honored tradition of Salvation Army Bell Ringing. So if you've ever braved the cold, the crowds, and the got your "ring on" - Buy a shirt and rock it with pride.

Major odor issues? Major Joe is here to turn your funk in to FRESH!!! Volatile vans? Use Major Fresh Air Fresheners to fight tough odors in all your vehicles. Putrid polyester? Simply stick one in your tunic pocket to make your stale uniform Major Fresh. All the proceeds from the sales of our Major Fresh Air Fresheners goes to help The Salvation Army's work in West Kenya. Helping provide medical supplies and doctors salaries at their Kolanya Heath Center.

The Salvation Army has been serving in Hawaiian Islands since 1894. Since then it has become a well-established and comprehensive network of social services and church programs serving thousands of men, women and children in Hawaii each year. Michael Paz, the artist behind Project Aloha, has designed a shirt that celebrates The Salvation Army and its history of serving in Hawaii.

The common phrase is "I'm a lover, not a fighter", but we're part of an an Army that is called to be both. John 15:13 tells us that the ultimate fighters are sacrificial lovers. Let's show the world how we roll this I'll Fight Day with our "Lover and a Fighter" tee, designed by the talented Adam Grason.

“Some want to live within the sound of church or chapel bell; want to run a rescue shop, within a yard of hell.” C.T. Studd This "Biker" inspired design by the talented team at Commoner Inc. is a reminder that we're not idle bystanders - but Soldiers in an Army that has been called to fight for the last, the lost and the least. 100% of the net proceeds from the sales of this shirt will go to help The Salvation Army serve those in need, at the time of need, in the place of need without discrimination.

The Official Street Team Shirt for Revolution Hawaii. This is the working uniform of the soldiers in Hawaii - serving the last, the least and the lost in their community. The back reads "Aloha Ke Akua" which is Hawaiian for "God is Love."