May You Be Peaceful-May You Be Happy-May You Be Free Racerback Lotus Tank Top | Buddhist Clothing | Yoga Clothing | Buddhist Prayer | Mettā

Loving Kindness Racerback Tank Top – Pink with White Lotus | Ethically Printed in Los Angeles

Share the message of Mettā—loving-kindness, compassion, and radical kinship—with this soft and comfortable fitted racerback tank top, featuring the words:
“May You Be Peaceful – May You Be Happy – May You Be Free”

Printed in Los Angeles by Homeboy Silkscreen, a division of Homeboy Industries, the world’s largest gang rehabilitation and reentry program, this tank top embodies both mindful living and meaningful action.

Product Details:

Fit: Women’s fitted racerback

Material: 60% cotton / 40% polyester blend

Color: Pink tank with white lotus and text

Style: Lightweight, breathable, soft stretch

Sizes: [List sizes offered here]

Care: Machine washable; recommended cold wash, low tumble dry

Purpose-Driven Design

Created with the aspiration to spread loving-kindness to all sentient beings, this tank top is more than apparel—it's a statement of commitment to justice, freedom, and compassion.

Perfect for:

Yoga or meditation practice

Conscious casual wear

Gifts for mindfulness seekers

Community organizing or healing circles

Ethically Printed in Los Angeles

All garments are designed in-house and printed at Homeboy Silkscreen, supporting job creation and reentry services in Los Angeles, CA. Inspired by the work of Father Greg Boyle, this partnership reflects a deep belief in second chances and systemic compassion.

Giving Back

Monthly donations from sales support:

A New Way of Life – Women’s reentry program in Los Angeles

International Campaign for Tibet – Advocating for human rights and cultural preservation

Donation records are kept for full transparency. By purchasing this tank, you're contributing to efforts that uplift and empower both local and global communities.

"You can search throughout the entire universe for someone who is more deserving of your love and affection than you are yourself, and that person is not to be found anywhere. You, yourself, as much as anybody in the entire universe, deserve your love and affection.” -Sharon Salzberg