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Find your era
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The After Era
For the woman who stopped performing recovery and started living it. She’s...
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The Therapy Worked
The therapy worked. So did the crying in the car, the uncomfortable...
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I Survived...
Her memory is fine, actually. This collection is for the women who...
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Court Adjourned
Court dates. Mediation sessions. Parenting plans. Custody schedules. Communication that feels more...
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No Contact Club
No contact looks different for everybody. For some women, it happened overnight....
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Solo Mom Club
She holds it together because someone has to. This collection is for...
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A Little Petty
She's healed. She's regulated. She's moved on completely. She's also a little...
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Gifts for Her
Say it without saying it. Little reminders she can wear with pajama...
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Best Sellers
The ones women screenshot and send to the group chat. The phrases...
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send her something that says it for you
she’ll know why you sent it.
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Featured Collections
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the after era
Healing, boundaries, and choosing peace over potential.
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the therapy worked
Hard conversations, higher standards, and uncomfortable truths.
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court adjourned
Co-parenting, documentation, and professionally keeping your distance.
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Every woman has a story to tell.
Divorce. Heartbreak. Grief. Survival. Healing. Starting over. Co-parenting. Thriving.
Whatever chapter brought you here, you’re in good company.
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what women said
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i ordered one after my divorce. my friends loved it. now everyone in the group chat owns one — or two. the quality is so good.
— Katie
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quickly became my most worn shirt. it says exactly what i’m thinking without trying too hard. the girls who get it always stop me to ask where it’s from.
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bought this for my newly divorced friend and she cried laughing when she opened it. the shirt was somehow comforting and cool at the same time.
— Becca
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the stories behind the shirts
Every shirt has a story. Some of them sound like hers. Life After Ours is where we wrote them down — for the women who needed someone to say it out loud first.
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Find your era
Not every woman is in the same chapter. Different seasons. Different stories. Start where you are.
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from Life After Ours
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He Didn't Ghost. He Haunted.
Ghosting at least ends. Haunting is the other one — he never says a word and he never fully leaves, and every story you post has his name at the...
He Didn't Ghost. He Haunted.
Ghosting at least ends. Haunting is the other one — he never says a word and he never fully leaves, and every story you post has his name at the...
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We Don't Do Haunted Houses. We Lived in One.
Somebody suggested the haunted house and she said no a little too fast. It took her a while to work out the reason, and when she did it was not...
We Don't Do Haunted Houses. We Lived in One.
Somebody suggested the haunted house and she said no a little too fast. It took her a while to work out the reason, and when she did it was not...
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Why Do I Keep Believing the Apology This Time?
She knew the pattern. She had watched it play out enough times to describe it from memory: the incident, the distance, the apology, the good period, the return to the...
Why Do I Keep Believing the Apology This Time?
She knew the pattern. She had watched it play out enough times to describe it from memory: the incident, the distance, the apology, the good period, the return to the...
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Nobody Sent Flowers
When someone dies, people know what to do. They bring food. They sit with you. Nobody asks whether you're sure you're sad. A divorce produces the same weight and none...
Nobody Sent Flowers
When someone dies, people know what to do. They bring food. They sit with you. Nobody asks whether you're sure you're sad. A divorce produces the same weight and none...
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