Inmate Create

04/24/2026

Recover Loudly x Dragging Chains
If you’re doing the work, this mug is for you. ☕️
Perfect for those who like strong coffee but have an even stronger mindset!

04/20/2026

Everyone’s getting high today…
We chose something harder.
Staying sober.
Staying disciplined.
Staying loud about it.
This one hits different.
👉 Read the full story & see what Recover Loudly really means:
https://inmatecreate.com/🌿-4-20-special-getting-high-on-life-yeah-we-said-it/

04/20/2026

This 4/20, we’re not getting high…
we’re getting loud.
If this message hits you, don’t just read it… wear it.
Grab your Recover Loudly tee or hoodie
then tag us so we can show love 💯
👉 Shop now: https://inmatecreate.com/product/dragging-chains-x-recover-loudly-x-premium-printed-unisex-tee/
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04/17/2026

A NEW TEAM ASSEMBLES…
NOW THE WHOLE FAMILY CAN MATCH.
YOUTH & TODDLER HOODIES JUST DROPPED.
⚡ SUIT UP → InmateCreate.com

04/16/2026

04/15/2026

IN A WORLD WHERE VISION WAS TAKEN…
ONE ARTIST SAW EVERYTHING.
REDEMPTION NOW HAS ARRIVED.
⚡ WEAR THE POWER → InmateCreate.com/RedemptionNow

04/14/2026

INTRODUCING… A NEW KIND OF HERO.
FORGED IN DARKNESS. BUILT FOR CHANGE.

🛒 SHOP NOW
inmatecreate.com/redemptionnow

04/13/2026

Which of these questions would you ask our Artists? Comment below, and we will feature answers to the most popular questions in one of our upcoming newsletters!

A. What would surprise people about prison life?

B. When did you last feel truly seen?

C. How does your incarceration affect your loved ones?

D. What support from others would make your success upon reentry easier?

E. How does art help you overcome the stigma of incarceration?

F. What do you want your legacy to be?

04/11/2026

When we get 100 subscribers for our newsletter we will pick a winner for a free hoodie from the subscribers! link in comments.

04/08/2026

Fast Fact from our most recent edition of The Inside Scoop Newsletter:

Children of incarcerated parents face higher rates of psychological strain, lower test scores and grades, and higher rates of economic hardship and instability.
Since 1980, the rate of children with incarcerated mothers has increased 100%, and the rate of those with incarcerated fathers has increased more than 75%.
When incarcerated parents are able to contribute financially, these children are less likely to experience food insecurity and housing instability compared to children who receive no support.

Financial support doesn’t just pay bills. When incarcerated parents can earn income, like through Inmate Create, it directly improves their children’s well‑being and reduces the trauma associated with parental incarceration.

Source: Hidden Consequences: The Impact of Incarceration on Dependent Children | National Institute of Justice