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STAR WARS-Inspired Clothing for the Young Rebel at Heart

With the #WheresRey controversy, it’s so great to see fans taking it upon themselves to put together Rey Day meetups and come up with their own Star Wars female character-centric items. And now, BeepBoopBeep Clothing has created a fabulous line of Star Wars-inspired attire for fans.

An adorable Disney Star Wars mashup tee called the “Happiest Rey On Earth” shows Rey and BB-8 walking towards Sleeping Beauty’s castle at Disneyland. I can guarantee you they’re on their way to eat churros. Rey and Leia shirts get a subtle nod to Barbie with classic pink and a fun silhouette showing off Rey’s recognizable hairstyle.

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The line has odes to Episode VII as well as fun, quirky tees that reflect deep cut Star Wars references. One of my faves is the Camp Sanctuary Forest Moon of Endor tee, perfect for the upcoming summer months.

Of course, if you’re looking for something unique, the Keep Mos Eisley Weird shirt is ideal should you be a regular at places of wretched hive of scum and villainy.

The shop is a family affair, where lifelong Star Wars fans Garrett T. McDonald and his wife Jessica create all of the designs and hand print and mail out the orders. Plus they dress their kid like an ewok. You know the old saying, a family that cosplays together…well, is straight up awesome.

Tees also come in mens and younglings sizes. Check out more designs in the gallery below and get the tees online at beepboopbeepclothing.com.

BeepBoopBeep Clothing often repost outfit ideas on their Instagram. Follow them @beepboopbeepclothing and tag @nerdist and @justjennrecipes on Instagram to show us your creative pairings!

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