Team Tiny ELF Matching Family Christmas Pajama Tee Shirt

This is the Official Team Tiny ELF Matching Family Christmas Pajama Tee Shirt, and the best gift for birthday, Christmas, Holiday, Teacher’s, Mother’s Day, gift, Thanksgiving, Halloween, Saint Patrick’s Day, Father’s Day, President, Trump, Autism, LGBT, Hobbies, Family, Friends, Camping, Hiking, Camp Fire, Veteran, Film, Independence Day, Black Friday….. So it seems entirely possible that designers around the world could pitch in to make surgical drapes, regular gowns, and maybe even face masks. Perhaps the larger brands and luxury groups could partner with hospitals or health-care bodies to find a way to make hospital-approved sterile gowns and drapes, too; LVMH’s move to divert its fragrance factories to make hand sanitizer likely sparked a lot of ideas. (In a rare instance of our jobs overlapping, Liz knew about the LVMH news before I did; hand sanitizer is another supply she hasn’t been able to find at the hospital.) Let’s face it: Nurses and doctors can use all of the support they can get, whether it’s physical, monetary, or emotional. Liz’s Instagram feed is mostly filled with pleas and testimonials from other nurses and doctors who feel unsafe; they’re being expected to work until they’re sick, and do not have the means or supplies to stay healthy. Sure, it’s the job they “signed up for,” but no one signs up for nursing or medical school thinking the entire planet is going to shut down for a crisis, or that their hospital wouldn’t be able to protect them from it. They feel blindsided and at risk, so if you can find a way to help—whether it’s by donating, sending food, making masks, or simply sharing words of encouragement—please do.

Team Tiny ELF Matching Family Christmas Pajama Tee Shirt, hoodie, tank top, sweater and long sleeve t-shirt

This is a best shirt for you. Yesterday California governor Gavin Newsom ordered all 40 million Californians to stay at home—effectively forcing all nonessential businesses in the state to close shop and residents to remain indoors. We can leave only to get groceries, supplies, or medicine and go outside only as long as we’re six feet from anyone else. San Francisco has been under a shelter-in-place edict since Monday, and the streets have been very quiet and the beaches and jogging paths along the bay very busy. (No one pays attention to the six-feet rule.) I’d shuttered the San Francisco and Marin locations of my women’s specialty store, Hero Shop, upon the announcement. But it took me a while to make it official (read: post it on Instagram). The news changed every minute. Not to mention I was having a very hard time with the messaging. How do you bridge the gap between “the world is ending, please stay safe” and “wait, look at this cute new Ganni dress that arrived yesterday”?