36 Pride Products to Rock the Rainbow in Style This Month

The rainbow-colored version of the brand's classic style is a collaboration with Adam Bouska NOH8 campaign. K-Swiss donated $90,000 worth of product to the campaign and Foot Locker, Inc. kicked in an extra $10,000 to the pot.

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100% of profits from Mavi's "All For Love" collection benefits the Ali Forney Center and Egale Canada from June to August. The entire line is also gender fluid.

When you're really looking to lean into the rainbow, look no further than Hollister. Co-created by GLSEN student activists, the company has pledged to donate $250,000 to the organization regardless of purchases from the line.

Once you have your wardrobe sorted out, it's time to get some body art going. BIC's marker set is skin-safe and allows you to make colorful designs to take your pride look one step further.

Who says your pride can't extend into your shower routine? Wash away the excess glitter that's all but guaranteed to wind up all over you with Every Man Jack's body wash set. 25% of the sales will support the Rainbow Railroad, an organization that helps LGBTQ+ people escape persecution in third world countries.

The Love Stripe plush throw blanket from Vera Bradley will keep you warm and cozy long after Pride month. Every purchase supports the charity Free Mom Hugs.

Even the oral hygiene industry is getting into the spirit of the season. All of the profits for this electronic brush benefit LGBTQ+ advocacy groups, including the Center for Black Equity. The brush also comes with two replacement heads.

The "Love Always Wins" fragrance collection from Bath & Body Works has a sun-washed citrus scent and it's available as a hand soap, candle, mist, shower gel, and lotion. BBW also donated $1 million to the Human Rights Campaign in honor of Pride month.

Spice things up in the kitchen for a good cause. Spiceology's Love is Love pack of mini rub jars is available year-round and 10% of sales support food banks and pantries across the country to address the fact that 27% of people in the LGBTQ+ community don't have enough money for food.

UNO is one of the most colorful games out there, so it's a natural fit for Pride. The rules to play are the same as they've always been, but now sales benefit the It Gets Better Project.

Protect your skin and LGBTQ+ youth with OLAY's limited edition Pride Power Couple. Each set includes a jar of Regenerist micro-sculpting cream and a jar of Retinol24 night face moisturizer. The company is donating $75,000 to The Trevor Project as part of Can't Cancel Pride.

Ogden's Own Distillery offers their Five Husbands Vodka year-round in support of Equity Utah and the Utah Pride Center. The bottle's label features five of Utah’s most influential members of the LGBTQ+ community. 

Harry’s is helping you get groomed and ready for Pride with their limited-edition shave set, designed by Zipeng Zhu. The best part is that 100% of the profits will be donated to The Trevor Project. 

With just a little taste of the rainbow on the heel, Kenneth Cole continues over 25 years of supporting the LGBTQ+ community and AIDS awareness with a classic white-leather, low-top sneaker that looks oh, so chic and is a total must-have.

Once you have your outfit ready to go, it's time to make drinks. Check out Crystal Head Vodka's limited-edition Pride bottle. Depending on your area, it can be delivered in less than 60 minutes. Did someone say pride shots?

With 100% of proceeds going to the It Gets Better Project, you can rock some rainbow frames this month and show your pride. No shade to other eyewear brands, but donating all proceeds to charity is really showing the LGBTQ+ community some major love.

If you plan to celebrate Pride in person, it's probably still a good idea to mask up. This menswear brand founded by the “lumberjacks of fashion” is known for both their work with the LGBTQ+ community as well as their perfect plaid shirts, so the pivot to plaid face masks makes total sense.  

LGBTQ+-owned Etsy seller Pride Asylum hand-makes these custom transgender pride identity necklaces that are a great gift for yourself or anyone you know — not only during Pride month, but any time of the year.

Display your pronouns with pride. These gender gems, made by a transgender Etsy seller, will make a great addition to any outfit during the month of June.

Mr. Turk is teaming up with GLSEN, an organization working to create a safe and inclusive environment in schools for LGBTQ youth. When you purchase this funky, colorful shirt, 20% of the proceeds go to GLSEN.

Add some pride to your earscape with this piece from Studs' Pride & Joy collection. This year, the company is donating $20,000 dollars to the Los Angeles LGBT Center to help support its work and programs. The collection features 15 different earring options, so if studs aren't your thing, you could also opt for hoops or even an edgy safety pin earring.

This year, Madewell partnered with illustrator Lisa Congdon to create their All Pride Allday Tees, which feature a fun pinky promise graphic. The Pride collection also features jeans with a rainbow selvedge edge if you want to subtly wear the rainbow every day. 

Madewell is also donating 50% of the purchase price of each Pride item to the ACLU to help it continue to maintain and advance civil liberties for all.

While Meijuri didn't create an exclusive Pride collection, they are matching any and all donations made in-store to six organizations they've partnered with: The 519, a Canadian LGBTQ2S community center and service provider; Horizons, the world's first community foundation for and by LGBTQ people dedicated to helping fund LGBTQ nonprofits; the Los Angeles LGBT Center; The Center, New York City's NYC’s LGBTQ+ community center; Out Youth, an organization that promotes the physical, mental, emotional, spiritual and social well-being of sexual and gender minority youth in Austin; and The Boston Alliance of LGBTQ+ Youth. 

Why not double your donation? If you're not near a Meijuri location, you can also donate to the orgs directly.

PSA, by buzzy skincare brand Allies of Skin, are both proudly LGBTQIA+ owned and operated, and their mission is to make you feel your best, both inside and out. Not only that, but every single one of their products is cruelty free, comes in 100% recyclable product packaging, and shipping packaging is printed with soy-based ink and is entirely recyclable, too. 

This month, they're donating a portion of their affiliate sales to the Trans Lifeline, which provides peer-to-peer phone support to the trans community, along with other resources.

PUMA teamed up with model and actress Cara Delevingne for their 2021 PUMA Pride campaign. The shoes, which feature a rainbow suede stripe and holographic logos, also carry an inspiring message on the insole: Belief fights fear.

UGG is known for their cozy winter boots, and thankfully, their sandals are just as comfy. For the fifth year in a row, UGG and the Pacific Pride Foundation threw PROUD Prom, a re-imagining of the traditional event that bucks gender norms and inclusive to all, no matter their identity. 

The event is usually for Santa Barbara and coastal California youth, but this year's event was virtual. Lil Nas X, Hari Nef, and Maya Samaha were just a few of the guests this year. Plus, UGG is donating $25 per pair of Disco Stripe sandals sold to GLAAD.

Deck out your little ones in pride gear with adidas' Love Unites collection. This gender-neutral onesie isn't only adorable, but it also comes in two colors and is made of super-soft cotton. Snaps on the shoulders and legs make diaper changes quick and easy, too.

Call attention to your pronouns (and the importance of correctly using others’!) with this oversized statement jacket. Levi’s, which makes a yearly contribution to OutRight Action International, is hoping that the collection will send the loud and proud message that we need to respect all pronouns, all day, every day.

Wear pride on your chest this year with this affirming tee from Nordstrom. It comes in three fun patterns, including flowers, a “Hello Pride” print, and a “love whoever” graphic. Not only is this tee cute, but 10% of sales go to the Trans Lifeline, supporting trans folks in both the U.S. and Canada.

This year, Vinebox created a limited-edition rainbow box with three unique wines. Each box comes with different wines to try, including a rosé and a white wine, and 100% of the profits of the first 500 boxes go directly to the San Francisco LGBT Center. Sip, sip, hooray!