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Flagship collection

Try Me

Real strength protects those who cannot protect themselves.

Old Justice Outfitters TRY ME collection for men and women — protection isn’t his or hers, it’s ours.

Try Me is our signature collection, and it carries one idea: real strength protects. People who have strength have a responsibility to stand between harm and the people and animals who cannot adequately stand up for themselves.

People who have strength — physical, moral, financial, or simply the strength of being present — carry a responsibility to use it on behalf of others. Children. Older adults. People living with disabilities or limitations. Victims. Anyone in a moment where they cannot adequately stand up for themselves. And the animals who depend entirely on people for protection.

Try Me is not a dare and it is not a threat. It is a statement of where a person stands when it counts.

An adult's weathered hand resting protectively over a child's hand on a wooden porch rail

What Try Me is

  • Courage
  • Responsibility
  • Compassion
  • Protection
  • Moral conviction
  • Refusing to look the other way
  • Standing between the vulnerable and those who would harm them

What Try Me is not

  • Looking for confrontation
  • Glorifying violence
  • Intimidation
  • Politics

The designs

Words we put on shirts

Black Old Justice Outfitters T-shirt shown front and back: small chest print reading “Try Me — Old Justice Still Works.” and a full back print reading “I will always be the wall between a predator and a child. Every. Single. Time. Old Justice Still Works.”

Try Me — “The Wall” T-Shirt

Front chest print with the full back design.

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The product

The Wall

“I will always be the wall between a predator and a child. Every. Single. Time.” printed across the back, with “Try Me — Old Justice Still Works.” on the chest.

A Border Collie sitting calmly in tall grass beside a weathered wooden fence

Animal defenders

The animals who depend on us

Animals cannot speak for themselves, hire help, or walk away. The same conviction that puts a person between a predator and a child applies to the animals in our care.

“They may not have a voice, but they still have a defender.”