2026 Missoula Pride 5 Year Anniversary Femme Tank Top

Black femme cut tank top featuring the 2026 Missoula Pride design, printed in Missoula, MT by Last Best Supply Co; a portion of sales are donated to the Missoula Pride fundraiser.

The 2026 Missoula Pride tank brings this year’s Pride design, by local artist Eight, to life on a blank femme cut tank that celebrates visibility, community, and collective impact. Elian-James Showell (AKA, Eight) is a non-binary tattoo artist, author, tarot
reader, and graphic designer. While they currently split their time between Missoula and
Minneapolis, Eight has called Missoula “home” since 2014. Eight holds a degree in architecture from Philadelphia University, and worked as an architect, designer, and installation artist in Philadelphia and New York City for ten years before beginning their career as a visual artist in 2014. Eight’s artistic work explores concepts of spirituality, life transitions, gender, grief, change, and growth. Their work blends masculine and feminine energies with powerful exhibits of color, contrasting dark moody blacks.

The 2026 Missoula Pride design features a fluid, vividly hued celestial being offering a portal to our interiority. As Eight describes: 'Some of us have seen this creature and wondered how else we can get ahold of them. Some have found communication with this alien in our art. Some have found moments with them while dancing. Some hold hands with the creature as they put on their make-up and get ready to go out for the night. Shimmering, sparkly, neon explosions fill our eyes as we create ritual after ritual to find access to this elusive and mysterious icon of queerness. When we look into the mirror, we feel PRIDE.'

Printed in Missoula, Montana by Last Best Supply Co, this tank blends polyester, ring spun cotton, and rayon into a 4.5-ounce fabric that feels exceptionally soft. As part of our nonprofit fundraising program, a portion of proceeds from this merchandise goes towards Missoula Pride efforts to empower the LGBTQIA+ community through education, advocacy, and collaborative networking—wear it proudly and help strengthen inclusion in Big Sky Country.

Made in Montana | Made in USA