Blicky is street slang for a gun. We didn’t pick a gentle word. We picked the one that already lives on the block — and we spent it on something else.
This shop exists because merch is a language people already speak. Hoodies move. Totes get used. A sunflower pin on a jacket is a quiet way to say: I want my street alive. We sell those things, then we send the profit to violence interruption, youth programs, and families who are still here.
We will not print crime-scene photography. We will not put a founder’s name on a tee. We will not pretend a t-shirt ends a shooting. What a t-shirt can do is pay an interrupter to walk a block, keep a gym open an extra hour, or cover a meal after a funeral.
Blicky is a community project hosted simply, on purpose. No bloated app. No extra middlemen. You order, we invoice, neighbors pack, money moves.
If you want to work with us — printers, interrupters, youth orgs, funeral homes, block clubs — write [email protected].
