Pride Month Clothing & Accessories to Shop That Donate to LGBTQ Causes

Pride Month has arrived, and you can never have too many rainbow, tie-dye or just all-around joyful colorful additions to your wardrobe. Scroll through to see our favorite fashion and lifestyle picks to shop right now, all of which celebrate LGBTQ activism and contribute to the LGBTQ community.

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ASOS x GLAAD Cropped T-Shirt
Florals for spring can, indeed, be groundbreaking. Colorful cropped tees are sure to be your summer uniform, and 100 percent of the net sales from this collab go to GLAAD. $32, ASOS.

Courtest ASOS

PopSockets Love Is Love Pride Collection Poptivism
We're big proponents of the whole PopSocket craze, especially with the new Pride Collection, as 50 percent of the sales from each purchase this month go straight to The Trevor Project, which provides crisis counseling and suicide intervention for the young LGBTQ community. $15, PopSockets.
Courtesy PopSockets

Teva Platform Rainbow Pride Pack Sandals
Teva recently introduced its first in-line Pride collection, and is donating $20,000 to the It Gets Better Project, a nonprofit that works to empower and connect LGBTQ youth around the world $60, Teva.
Courtesy Teva

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Puma Pride T-Shirt
Cara Delevingne partnered up with Puma on this Pride collection, and 20 percent of the proceeds will be donated to The Cara Delevingne Foundation, for use in support of LGBTIQ charities. $25, Puma.
Courtesy Puma

Baja East Boxing Sweatpant Sour Candy Tie-Dye
Sweatpants have become more and more acceptable over the past few months, and we're obsessed with this limited edition tie-dye pair. Proceeds from sales go to Lady Gaga's Born This Way Foundation. $225, Baja East.
Courtesy Baja East

Ugg Pride Fluff Yeah Slide
If there was ever a time for a fluffy slipper-sandal combo, it's now. These are part of Ugg's all-gender, year-round Pride Collection; the brand is also donating $125,000 this year to GLAAD initiatives as part of its ongoing relationship with the organization. $100, Ugg.
Courtesy Ugg

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Happy Socks x The Phluid Project
Happy Socks and The Phluid Project teamed up for their second collab this year, with 10 percent of net sales donated to The Trevor Project. The Pride styles are available all year, but we think you're going to want to snap up this pink pair of rhinestone-accented socks ASAP. $16, Happy Socks.
Courtesy Happy Socks

Athleta Love Proudly Bike Short
Tie-dye bike shorts might be one of the most on-trend looks of the summer, and this pair from Athleta's Love Proudly collection are especially high on our list, as the brand has already donated $10,000 to LGBT SportSafe, an organization that aims to make every single sports team in the U.S. inclusive for the LGBTQ community. $69, Athleta.
Courtesy Athleta

Banana Republic Pride Collection Sweater
The brand recently launched its Pride Collection, with stylish pieces like this striped rainbow sweater, and they're donating $60,000 to the United Nations Free & Equal campaign, which works towards equal rights and fair treatment of the LGBTQ community. $53, Banana Republic.
Courtesy Banana Republic

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Rainbow Bouq
Throughout the month of June, 20 percent of the proceeds from the limited edition Rainbow Bouq is being donated to the LA LGBT Center, with a minimum of $10,000 already pledged. $64, The Bouqs Co.
Courtesy The Bouqs Co.

DKNY x Hetrick-Martin Institute T-Shirt
DKNY partnered up with LGBTQ youth services organization HMI for this Pride 2020 collection; HMI Youth Member Nij Brown's artwork, inspired by New York, is featured on the t-shirt. $39.50, DKNY.
Courtesy DKNY

Bathing Culture Love Is Rad Pin
$5 from each purchase of this pin goes to the Transgender Employment Program at the San Francisco LGBT Center. $13, Bathing Culture.
Courtesy Bathing Culture

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Levi's Pride Oversized Trucker Jacket
Not only is this tie-dye jean jacket from the denim brand's new Pride collection a fashionable choice you'll wear every month of the year, but buying it contributes to a great cause, with 100 percent of net proceeds going to OutRight Action International. $118, Levi's.
Courtesy Levi's

Ruthie Davis Pride Kick
The footwear designer is donating 20 percent of sales from this shoe (there's also a sky-high pump, if you're so inclined) to the LGBTQ Center of New York City. $500, Ruthie Davis.
Courtesy Ruthie Davis

Boy Smells Pride Anjelica Candle
The candle brand launched a special Pride collection, with 15 percent of each votive purchase donated to The Trevor Project. $34, Boy Smells.
Courtesy Boy Smells

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Loverboy Equalitee
The brand is donating 100 percent of the profits from sales of this collection to the Human Rights Campaign. $34, Loverboy.
Courtesy Loverboy

Bliss Limited Edition Pride Makeup Melt Remover Wipes
Bliss is donating 100 percent of net proceeds from its entire Makeup Melt Wipes collection to The Trevor Project. $7, Bliss.
Courtesy Bliss

UrbanStems Prism Bouquet
$5 from every Prism bouquet sold during June will be donated to The Trevor Project. $80, UrbanStems.
Courtesy UrbanStems

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Muxe New York Equali-tee
The gender-free streetwear brand is donating 20 percent of profits to Live Out Loud, an NYC-based organization that works to inspire queer minority youth. $20, Muxe New York.
Courtesy Muxe New York

Baked by Melissa Pride Cupcakes
The cupcake company is donating 10 percent of sales from its Pride assortment to the LGBT Community Center in New York City. $30, Baked by Melissa.
Courtesy Baked by Melissa

Harry's Shave With Pride Set
Artist José Roda designed the box on this limited edition shave set, with 100 percent of the proceeds going to The Trevor Project. $25, Harry's.
Courtesy Harry's

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Not only does June mean that summer is upon us, but it’s also Pride Month. This year, many of the usual parades and celebrations in honor of the LGBTQ activism and community can’t take place in heir usual form due to the coronavirus, but you can still celebrate Pride Month, just sans crowds.

That includes an appropriately colorful themed wardrobe for the festivities, because there’s no such thing as too much tie-dye and rainbow.

SEE ALSO: Home Set: Style and Wellness Favorites for June

It’s also time to shop with purpose, and plenty of your favorite brands are releasing stylish Pride Month collections, with sales proceeds going towards LGBTQ organizations and charities, including GLAAD, The Trevor Project, LGBTQ community centers and more.

If you’re looking to add another rainbow, tie-dye or just general Pride-proud piece to your repertoire (and honestly, you should be), look no further than this selection of the best fashion, style and beauty Pride merchandise to scoop up this June, with a percentage of your purchase going to important LGBTQ causes.

The Stylish Pride Month Clothing and Accessories That Give Back to LGBTQ Community

ASOS x GLAAD Cropped T-Shirt
Florals for spring can, indeed, be groundbreaking. Colorful cropped tees are sure to be your summer uniform, and 100 percent of the net sales from this collab go to GLAAD. $32, ASOS.

Teva Platform Rainbow Pride Pack Sandals
Teva recently introduced its first in-line Pride collection, and is donating $20,000 to the It Gets Better Project, a nonprofit that works to empower and connect LGBTQ youth around the world $60, Teva.

Puma Pride T-Shirt
Cara Delevingne partnered up with Puma on this Pride collection, and 20 percent of the proceeds will be donated to The Cara Delevingne Foundation, for use in support of LGBTIQ charities. $25, Puma.

Baja East Boxing Sweatpant Sour Candy Tie-Dye
Sweatpants have become more and more acceptable over the past few months, and we're obsessed with this limited edition tie-dye pair. Proceeds from sales go to Lady Gaga's Born This Way Foundation. $225, Baja East.

Ugg Pride Fluff Yeah Slide
If there was ever a time for a fluffy slipper-sandal combo, it's now. These are part of Ugg's all-gender, year-round Pride Collection; the brand is also donating $125,000 this year to GLAAD initiatives as part of its ongoing relationship with the organization. $100, Ugg.

Rainbow Bouq
Throughout the month of June, 20 percent of the proceeds from the limited edition Rainbow Bouq is being donated to the LA LGBT Center, with a minimum of $10,000 already pledged. $64, The Bouqs Co.

DKNY x Hetrick-Martin Institute T-Shirt
DKNY partnered up with LGBTQ youth services organization HMI for this Pride 2020 collection; HMI Youth Member Nij Brown's artwork, inspired by New York, is featured on the t-shirt. $39.50, DKNY.

Bathing Culture Love Is Rad Pin
$5 from each purchase of this pin goes to the Transgender Employment Program at the San Francisco LGBT Center. $13, Bathing Culture.

Ruthie Davis Pride Kick
The footwear designer is donating 20 percent of sales from this shoe (there's also a sky-high pump, if you're so inclined) to the LGBTQ Center of New York City. $500, Ruthie Davis.

Boy Smells Pride Anjelica Candle
The candle brand launched a special Pride collection, with 15 percent of each votive purchase donated to The Trevor Project. $34, Boy Smells.

Loverboy Equalitee
The brand is donating 100 percent of the profits from sales of this collection to the Human Rights Campaign. $34, Loverboy.

Bliss Limited Edition Pride Makeup Melt Remover Wipes
Bliss is donating 100 percent of net proceeds from its entire Makeup Melt Wipes collection to The Trevor Project. $7, Bliss.

UrbanStems Prism Bouquet
$5 from every Prism bouquet sold during June will be donated to The Trevor Project. $80, UrbanStems.

Muxe New York Equali-tee
The gender-free streetwear brand is donating 20 percent of profits to Live Out Loud, an NYC-based organization that works to inspire queer minority youth. $20, Muxe New York.

Baked by Melissa Pride Cupcakes
The cupcake company is donating 10 percent of sales from its Pride assortment to the LGBT Community Center in New York City. $30, Baked by Melissa.

Harry's Shave With Pride Set
Artist José Roda designed the box on this limited edition shave set, with 100 percent of the proceeds going to The Trevor Project. $25, Harry's.

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ASOS x GLAAD Cropped T-Shirt Florals for spring can, indeed, be groundbreaking. Colorful cropped tees are sure to be your summer uniform, and 100 percent of the net sales from this collab go to GLAAD. $32, ASOS.

Teva Platform Rainbow Pride Pack Sandals Teva recently introduced its first in-line Pride collection, and is donating $20,000 to the It Gets Better Project, a nonprofit that works to empower and connect LGBTQ youth around the world $60, Teva.

Puma Pride T-Shirt Cara Delevingne partnered up with Puma on this Pride collection, and 20 percent of the proceeds will be donated to The Cara Delevingne Foundation, for use in support of LGBTIQ charities. $25, Puma.

Baja East Boxing Sweatpant Sour Candy Tie-Dye Sweatpants have become more and more acceptable over the past few months, and we're obsessed with this limited edition tie-dye pair. Proceeds from sales go to Lady Gaga's Born This Way Foundation. $225, Baja East.

Ugg Pride Fluff Yeah Slide If there was ever a time for a fluffy slipper-sandal combo, it's now. These are part of Ugg's all-gender, year-round Pride Collection; the brand is also donating $125,000 this year to GLAAD initiatives as part of its ongoing relationship with the organization. $100, Ugg.

Rainbow Bouq Throughout the month of June, 20 percent of the proceeds from the limited edition Rainbow Bouq is being donated to the LA LGBT Center, with a minimum of $10,000 already pledged. $64, The Bouqs Co.

DKNY x Hetrick-Martin Institute T-Shirt DKNY partnered up with LGBTQ youth services organization HMI for this Pride 2020 collection; HMI Youth Member Nij Brown's artwork, inspired by New York, is featured on the t-shirt. $39.50, DKNY.

Bathing Culture Love Is Rad Pin $5 from each purchase of this pin goes to the Transgender Employment Program at the San Francisco LGBT Center. $13, Bathing Culture.

Ruthie Davis Pride Kick The footwear designer is donating 20 percent of sales from this shoe (there's also a sky-high pump, if you're so inclined) to the LGBTQ Center of New York City. $500, Ruthie Davis.

Boy Smells Pride Anjelica Candle The candle brand launched a special Pride collection, with 15 percent of each votive purchase donated to The Trevor Project. $34, Boy Smells.

Loverboy Equalitee The brand is donating 100 percent of the profits from sales of this collection to the Human Rights Campaign. $34, Loverboy.

Bliss Limited Edition Pride Makeup Melt Remover Wipes Bliss is donating 100 percent of net proceeds from its entire Makeup Melt Wipes collection to The Trevor Project. $7, Bliss.

UrbanStems Prism Bouquet $5 from every Prism bouquet sold during June will be donated to The Trevor Project. $80, UrbanStems.

Muxe New York Equali-tee The gender-free streetwear brand is donating 20 percent of profits to Live Out Loud, an NYC-based organization that works to inspire queer minority youth. $20, Muxe New York.

Baked by Melissa Pride Cupcakes The cupcake company is donating 10 percent of sales from its Pride assortment to the LGBT Community Center in New York City. $30, Baked by Melissa.

Harry's Shave With Pride Set Artist José Roda designed the box on this limited edition shave set, with 100 percent of the proceeds going to The Trevor Project. $25, Harry's.

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ASOS x GLAAD Cropped T-Shirt
Florals for spring can, indeed, be groundbreaking. Colorful cropped tees are sure to be your summer uniform, and 100 percent of the net sales from this collab go to GLAAD. $32, ASOS.

Teva Platform Rainbow Pride Pack Sandals
Teva recently introduced its first in-line Pride collection, and is donating $20,000 to the It Gets Better Project, a nonprofit that works to empower and connect LGBTQ youth around the world $60, Teva.

Puma Pride T-Shirt
Cara Delevingne partnered up with Puma on this Pride collection, and 20 percent of the proceeds will be donated to The Cara Delevingne Foundation, for use in support of LGBTIQ charities. $25, Puma.

Baja East Boxing Sweatpant Sour Candy Tie-Dye
Sweatpants have become more and more acceptable over the past few months, and we're obsessed with this limited edition tie-dye pair. Proceeds from sales go to Lady Gaga's Born This Way Foundation. $225, Baja East.

Ugg Pride Fluff Yeah Slide
If there was ever a time for a fluffy slipper-sandal combo, it's now. These are part of Ugg's all-gender, year-round Pride Collection; the brand is also donating $125,000 this year to GLAAD initiatives as part of its ongoing relationship with the organization. $100, Ugg.

Rainbow Bouq
Throughout the month of June, 20 percent of the proceeds from the limited edition Rainbow Bouq is being donated to the LA LGBT Center, with a minimum of $10,000 already pledged. $64, The Bouqs Co.

DKNY x Hetrick-Martin Institute T-Shirt
DKNY partnered up with LGBTQ youth services organization HMI for this Pride 2020 collection; HMI Youth Member Nij Brown's artwork, inspired by New York, is featured on the t-shirt. $39.50, DKNY.

Bathing Culture Love Is Rad Pin
$5 from each purchase of this pin goes to the Transgender Employment Program at the San Francisco LGBT Center. $13, Bathing Culture.

Ruthie Davis Pride Kick
The footwear designer is donating 20 percent of sales from this shoe (there's also a sky-high pump, if you're so inclined) to the LGBTQ Center of New York City. $500, Ruthie Davis.

Boy Smells Pride Anjelica Candle
The candle brand launched a special Pride collection, with 15 percent of each votive purchase donated to The Trevor Project. $34, Boy Smells.

Loverboy Equalitee
The brand is donating 100 percent of the profits from sales of this collection to the Human Rights Campaign. $34, Loverboy.

Bliss Limited Edition Pride Makeup Melt Remover Wipes
Bliss is donating 100 percent of net proceeds from its entire Makeup Melt Wipes collection to The Trevor Project. $7, Bliss.

UrbanStems Prism Bouquet
$5 from every Prism bouquet sold during June will be donated to The Trevor Project. $80, UrbanStems.

Muxe New York Equali-tee
The gender-free streetwear brand is donating 20 percent of profits to Live Out Loud, an NYC-based organization that works to inspire queer minority youth. $20, Muxe New York.

Baked by Melissa Pride Cupcakes
The cupcake company is donating 10 percent of sales from its Pride assortment to the LGBT Community Center in New York City. $30, Baked by Melissa.

Harry's Shave With Pride Set
Artist José Roda designed the box on this limited edition shave set, with 100 percent of the proceeds going to The Trevor Project. $25, Harry's.