The 2020 election is fast approaching, and it is imperative to register to vote and use your voice in the primaries. Instagram graphics, Tweets, stickers, merchandise, and various other forms of paraphernalia and media are urging voters to take to the polls (or mail in ballots) before the November vote—and now, so are fashion labels.

Brands are making voting accessible and stylish by releasing voting-themed clothing and accessories, and political activism has never been more fashionable.

Michael Kors has released a t-shirt and a sweater with the words “YOUR VOICE MATTERS” and “VOTE” emblazoned on them respectively, reminding Americans of their civic duty. The t-shirt, with red, white, and blue lettering, was designed with Black-owned, LA based brand FKSP, owned by designer Folake Kuye Huntoon. All proceeds from the two items benefit the NAACP Legal Defense and Education Fund. 

Michelle Obama’s nonpartisan organization When We All Vote has also partnered with Brothers Vellies to release a sneaker with Keds, of which all proceeds will go to When We All Vote. More merch from WWAV includes everything from t-shirts to socks, rhinestone bobby pins, and coffee mugs urging you to get out and vote.

While these brands are spreading the nonpartisan message to simply go out and vote, others are endorsing the Democratic platform specifically with Biden-Harris merch.

The Biden Victory Fund released “Believe in Better,” a line of clothing and voting merch designed by some major labels including Jason Wu, Thom Browne, Vera Wang, Tory Burch, and Madewell. Merchandise goes from bucket hats to shirts to totes and jewelry, and all of them have a simple message to get across: voting for Biden and Harris in the upcoming election will lead to a better future America.

Meanwhile, other fashion labels are encouraging voters to use their democratic voice in other ways. Also in collaboration with WWAV, Bode and Kith have turned their New York City stores into venues where shoppers can register to vote in-person and online. 

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Today we have reopened 58 Hester Street, and are proud to say we are now a venue to register to vote, in-store and online, through our partnership with #whenweallvote ❣️ We will be open from 11am-7pm daily with limited capacity to ensure the health and safety of our employees and customers. After 5 months, the reopening has been long awaited, and our dedicated team has been working tirelessly to bring the Summer collection and one-of-a-kind pieces back into our shop. To our hard-working staff, loyal customers, endless supporters, family and friends: we are thoroughly grateful. Let’s get every eligible voter registered! Link in stories.

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Coach has partnered with More Than A Vote, an organization piloted by LeBron James and other Black athletes, entertainers, and celebrities to bring awareness to the misinformation disenfranchising communities of color and strain against voter suppression. Together, Coach and More Than A Vote will use funds to combat systemic voter disenfranchisement. 

In the 2016 presidential election, only 58.1% of the eligible voting population actually used their voice to wield their constitutional right to vote. Voting isn’t only encouraged, but vital; and as fashion communities embrace the political sphere to urge consumers to vote, we can hope for a high voter turnout in 2020. 

Shop the collections above, and learn more about how you can register to vote here.