FASHION · MARYLAND, UNITED STATES
Everyday clothing with room to be yourself.
17th & Granville approaches streetwear as something people live in, rather than a set of rules about who they should be. The Maryland label creates gender-neutral clothing around comfort and self-expression, centering BIPOC and LGBTQ+ communities while welcoming a wider audience. Its point of view is grounded in the everyday: pieces that make room for identity without asking the wearer to fit a narrow category.
That perspective continues beyond the clothes. The brand connects with its community through pop-ups, retail partnerships and cultural events, alongside financial and in-kind support for community organizations. Its collections include the We Show Up Pride edit, while the UNSHAKEN Hoodie is connected to its support for Thriving Trans Men of Color. For readers looking to discover an independent label, the interest lies in that connection between product and participation. Here, getting dressed is an opportunity to express a personal point of view and recognize the communities behind it.
About the founder
Anissa “Donny” Truitt is the founder and owner of 17th & Granville. A Black, nonbinary entrepreneur, Truitt draws on lived experience navigating fashion beyond traditional gender expectations. That perspective shapes clothing intended to feel comfortable and open to individual interpretation. The founder’s work also extends into speaking, technology strategy and community-centered brand building, connecting the label’s creative identity with a broader interest in representation and belonging.
Discover the collection
We Show Up Pride collection
UNSHAKEN Hoodie
Gender-neutral streetwear
