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An exclusive collaboration with Mike and Jess Trout to benefit the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention.

This artwork was envisioned by Mike and Jess Trout and designed by Rachel Luzi and Jalynne Crawford.  The main focus of the design is a baseball themed "semicolon," symbolizing a punctuation mark in literature where the author could have ended a sentence, but decided to continue it instead.  This design is meant to empower those who are struggling to know it's okay to not be okay, and to seek help knowing that their "game isn't over yet".

Read the Full Blog Post by Mike and Jess Trout

Profits from the sale of items in this artwork collection are being donated to the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention to support their mission of funding scientific research, educating the public, and advocating for public policies to improve mental health and prevent suicide.

PLEASE NOTE:  Due to demand, shipping times on this product may be delayed by 5-10 days.  Thank you for understanding.

The Centers for Disease Control (the CDC) has just issued guidance that all Americans should wear fabric masks to protect themselves and others from the spread of COVID-19 during social distancing protocols.

To help our customers and also raise money for COVID-19 Charities - the entire Tiny Turnip team has come together this week to hand-sew our unused, high-quality fabrics into reusable, protective fabric face masks for you and your family to use per the new CDC guidelines. 100% of profits are being donated to the COVID-19 Relief charities listed below!

These reusable fabric face masks are:

• Fully adjustable with two sets of ties (top and bottom).
• Reusable, Machine Washable, and Machine Dryable.
• Proudly Sewn in the USA (in San Clemente, CA).
• Ready to ship to you and your family within 24 hours via first class or priority mail.  
• Come in assorted fabrics and colors - and will be randomly shipped based on availability.  If you would like a particular fabric color or style, please leave us a note a checkout and we'll do our best to get one to you!

100% of Profits on these masks are being donated through DailyKarma to the following 5 charities on the front lines of the COVID-19 Pandemic:  COVID-19 Response Fund (WHO/UN), American Red Cross, Americares, No Kid Hungry. 

THANK YOU FOR YOUR SUPPORT!!

Please Note:  These masks are non-medical grade fabric face masks intended for use by the general public during social distancing protocol per recent CDC guidelines.  These masks are not intended or marketed as a replacement for N95-grade masks.

If you'd like to make your own mask at home - we've put together a handy step-by-step guide for making these protective face masks at home!

An exclusive collaboration with Mike and Jess Trout to benefit the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention.

This artwork was envisioned by Mike and Jess Trout and designed by Rachel Luzi and Jalynne Crawford.  The main focus of the design is a baseball themed "semicolon," symbolizing a punctuation mark in literature where the author could have ended a sentence, but decided to continue it instead.  This design is meant to empower those who are struggling to know its okay to not be okay, and to seek help knowing that their "game isn't over yet".

Read the Full Blog Post by Mike and Jess Trout

Profits from the sale of items in this artwork collection are being donated to the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention to support their mission of funding scientific research, educating the public, and advocating for public policies to improve mental health and prevent suicide.

• Large Size Tote - 20" W X 15" H X 5"D
• 12 Oz. 100% Heavy Cotton Canvas
• Bottom Gusset
• 23" Web Canvas Handles
• 10" Handle Drop 

An exclusive collaboration with Jalynne and Brandon Crawford and Maria and Andrew McCutchen to benefit The Peckham Center for Cancer and Blood Disorders at Rady Children’s Hospital – San Diego.  To learn more, please read Jalynne Crawford's Blog Post about the "Catch A Cure" Campaign.

The “Catch A Cure" artwork was envisioned by partners, Jalynne Crawford and Rachel Luzi. Since the color for pediatric cancer is gold, Jalynne thought of a Gold Glove catching a ball, with the slogan "Catch a Cure." Rachel drew it up and the details include two gold ribbons and nine words that describe these brave children with “hero"  in the center. Nine words were chosen because Sept is the the 9th month of the year, there are nine players on the baseball field and nine innings in a game.

100% of Profits from the sale of items in the “Catch A Cure” Collection will benefit The Peckham Center for Cancer and Blood Disorders at Rady Children’s Hospital – San Diego.  

An exclusive collaboration with Mike and Jess Trout to benefit the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention.

This artwork was envisioned by Mike and Jess Trout and designed by Rachel Luzi and Jalynne Crawford.  The main focus of the design is a baseball themed "semicolon," symbolizing a punctuation mark in literature where the author could have ended a sentence, but decided to continue it instead.  This design is meant to empower those who are struggling to know it's okay to not be okay, and to seek help knowing that their "game isn't over yet".

Read the Full Blog Post by Mike and Jess Trout

Profits from the sale of items in this artwork collection are being donated to the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention to support their mission of funding scientific research, educating the public, and advocating for public policies to improve mental health and prevent suicide.

• 100% Canvas, UV archival inks, 8"(L) x 10"(H),
• 10.58 Oz. Artist quality ultra-thick cotton canvas, 360 gsm woven.
• Fade-resistant UV archival inks, long-lasting lightfast canvas prints.
• Protective coating, resist to scratching and spillages.
• Wooden frame inside, wrapped with canvas outside.
• Sized in 8"(L) x 10"(H), one-side printing.
• Non-waterproof. 
  
  

PLEASE NOTE:  Due to demand, shipping times on this product may be delayed by 5-10 days.  Thank you for understanding.

 Product Details

• 82% Cotton, 10% Nylon, 5% Acrylic and 3% Spandex.
• High quality and comfortable stretch elastic.
• Made in the USA.
• Machine wash cold. Tumble dry. Do not bleach. 

An exclusive collaboration between Tiny Turnip and Our Baseball Life, the Resource Guide for Professional Baseball Families, this carry-all reusable canvas tote bag features a one-of-a-kind, Tiny Turnip original "Peace, Love, Baseball" graphic on the front (14" X 10").  Perfect for gameday or anyday!

• Large size - 20" W X 15" H X 5"D
• 12 Oz. 100% Heavy Cotton Canvas
• Bottom Gusset
• 23" Web Canvas Handles
• 10" Handle Drop

An exclusive collaboration with Mike and Jess Trout to benefit the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention.

This artwork was envisioned by Mike and Jess Trout and designed by Rachel Luzi and Jalynne Crawford.  The main focus of the design is a baseball themed "semicolon," symbolizing a punctuation mark in literature where the author could have ended a sentence, but decided to continue it instead.  This design is meant to empower those who are struggling to know it's okay to not be okay, and to seek help knowing that their "game isn't over yet".

Read the Full Blog Post by Mike and Jess Trout

Profits from the sale of items in this artwork collection are being donated to the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention to support their mission of funding scientific research, educating the public, and advocating for public policies to improve mental health and prevent suicide.

• Super soft velveteen plush blanket
• 100% polyester
• Designed and printed in USA from imported materials

PLEASE NOTE:  Due to demand, shipping times on this product may be delayed by 5-10 days.  Thank you for understanding.

An exclusive collaboration with Jalynne and Brandon Crawford and Maria and Andrew McCutchen to benefit The Peckham Center for Cancer and Blood Disorders at Rady Children’s Hospital – San Diego.  To learn more, please read Jalynne Crawford's Blog Post about the "Catch A Cure" Campaign.

The “Catch A Cure" artwork was envisioned by partners, Jalynne Crawford and Rachel Luzi. Since the color for pediatric cancer is gold, Jalynne thought of a Gold Glove catching a ball, with the slogan "Catch a Cure." Rachel drew it up and the details include two gold ribbons and nine words that describe these brave children with “hero"  in the center. Nine words were chosen because Sept is the the 9th month of the year, there are nine players on the baseball field and nine innings in a game.

100% of Profits from the sale of items in the “Catch A Cure”  Collection will benefit The Peckham Center for Cancer and Blood Disorders at Rady Children’s Hospital – San Diego.  

Product Details

An exclusive collaboration between Tiny Turnip and Kaycee Sogard, this carry-all reusable canvas tote bag features a one-of-a-kind, Rachel Luzi original "We Are All On The Same Team" graphic on the front (14" X 10").  Perfect for gameday or anyday!

• Large size - 20" W X 15" H X 5"D
• 12 Oz. 100% Heavy Cotton Canvas
• Bottom Gusset
• 23" Web Canvas Handles
• 10" Handle Drop

This artwork was created in collaboration with Kaycee Sogard to raise money and awareness of childhood adoption.  This artwork was envisioned by Kaycee Sogard and drawn by Rachel Luzi to remind us that even though we may cheer for different teams, our love for the game, and our love for each other, unites us as one global family.

10% of proceeds from the sale of this bag and other items in this artwork collection are being donated to The Gift of Adoption Fund to support the adoption of otherwise vulnerable children - giving them a permanent family and the chance to thrive.

An exclusive collaboration with Jalynne and Brandon Crawford and Maria and Andrew McCutchen to benefit The Peckham Center for Cancer and Blood Disorders at Rady Children’s Hospital – San Diego.  To learn more, please read Jalynne Crawford's Blog Post about the "Catch A Cure" Campaign.

The “Catch A Cure" artwork was envisioned by partners, Jalynne Crawford and Rachel Luzi. Since the color for pediatric cancer is gold, Jalynne thought of a Gold Glove catching a ball, with the slogan "Catch a Cure." Rachel drew it up and the details include two gold ribbons and nine words that describe these brave children with “hero"  in the center. Nine words were chosen because Sept is the the 9th month of the year, there are nine players on the baseball field and nine innings in a game.

100% of Profits from the sale of items in the “Catch A Cure” Collection will benefit The Peckham Center for Cancer and Blood Disorders at Rady Children’s Hospital – San Diego.  

Product Details

• Super soft velveteen plush blanket
• 100% polyester
• Designed and printed in USA from imported materials

This carry-all reusable canvas tote bag features a one-of-a-kind, Tiny Turnip original "Love" graphic on the front (14" X 10").  Perfect for gameday or anyday!  Pairs perfectly with our Love Sweatshirt.

• Large size - 20" W X 15" H X 5"D
• 12 Oz. 100% Heavy Cotton Canvas
• Bottom Gusset
• 23" Web Canvas Handles
• 10" Handle Drop