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Fannie Lou Hamer - "Sick and Tired"

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Amplify the voice that shook a nation. This design honors Fannie Lou Hamer, the sharecropper who became a giant of the Civil Rights Movement. Featuring her famous declaration that she was "sick and tired of being sick and tired," this piece captures her righteous indignation and unwavering courage. The ballot box symbolizes her relentless fight for voting rights, while the cotton plant transforming into a fist represents her journey from the cotton fields to the front lines of the movement. Wear this as a tribute to the power of a grassroots voice that refuses to be silenced.

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Cimarron honors the legacy of those who chose liberation over bondage—people who escaped, resisted, and built new worlds rooted in ancestral memory. Our name is a tribute to freedom seekers and the spirit of self-determination that guides our work.

Our garments are not just clothing—they are wearable altars. Every piece carries symbolism drawn from African and Afro-Indigenous traditions, intentionally designed to awaken memory, honor lineage, and protect the spirit. We center community, empowerment, and ancestral storytelling in everything we create.

Yes. All Cimarron garments are created for all genders and all journeys. Liberation has no boundaries—and neither does our clothing.

Each design emerges from the duality of movement and stillness, resistance and rest. We draw inspiration from traditional symbols, liberation stories, ancestral ceremonies, and the lived experiences of Afro-diasporic communities across the world.