Veterans Voices Collection

Veteran’s Voices: Because Military Mental Health Matters

Not all wounds are visible. Some follow our heroes home in silence—hidden behind brave smiles and quiet strength. The Veteran’s Voices collection was created to stand with those who continue to fight battles long after they return from war. These designs speak for the thousands of veterans navigating PTSD, depression, and unseen pain every single day.

This line isn’t just apparel or accessories—it’s a statement of support, compassion, and awareness. Every item in this collection helps shine a light on the reality that Military Mental Health Matters. And more than that, it gives you the chance to wear your support proudly—for those who answered the call, stood the line, and came home carrying invisible burdens.

We must never forget that freedom comes at a price. When service members return, they often leave a part of themselves behind—and bring home pieces of the battlefield that never fully fade. It’s a struggle most of us will never truly understand, but we can choose to stand beside them.

That’s why I created this series: to give voice to their ongoing journey and contribute to real change. With every purchase, 30% of proceeds are donated to the Gary Sinise Foundation—a remarkable organization working tirelessly to uplift and care for veterans and their families. While I am not officially endorsed by the foundation, I believe in their mission, and it’s on my heart to help support it—one item at a time.

And if you don’t see a design that feels right to you? Reach out. Send me your idea. I’ll do everything I can to create something that speaks to your story—or honors someone close to your heart.

Why It Matters

• Mental health struggles are common: Nearly 9 in 10 veterans with PTSD also experience depression or substance use disorder.

• The suicide crisis is real: An estimated 16-20 veterans die by suicide every day in the U.S.

• The pain goes beyond mental health: Chronic physical pain affects more than 65% of veterans—far more than the civilian population.

Let’s be the voice for those who often go unheard. Let’s honor their sacrifice—not just with words, but with action.