About GetBullish

About GetBullish

About GetBullish

About GetBullish

About GetBullish

GetBullish began in 2013 as an advice column by Jennifer Dziura about women, careers, and entrepreneurship. As the column gained fans around the world, it was followed by an annual conference – and a capsule collection of feminist-focused totes, mugs, and accessories. As the brand grew, the product collection did as well, and Jennifer discovered that writing funny, trenchant slogans was at least as gratifying as writing articles. One night she printed a keychain with “We will dance on the graves of the patriarchy and drink the bitter tears of mediocre men” – and a little bit of history was made as thousands of women have snatched up those keychains and gifted them to friends. The symbol of GetBullish is a bull, the traditional symbol of business and aggression – cheekily painted rainbow colors and bedecked with a fabulous unicorn horn. A bullicorn, if you will. The concept plays with ideas of gender and power, just as many of Bullish’s products cheer us on to “smash the patriarchy” and “hustle for justice.” As the product line expands, GetBullish is introducing new items for unisex audiences and anyone who likes wordy, snarky gifts. But the bullicorn in our hearts will never stop smashing the patriarchy. Well, stabbing it (what else is a bullicorn horn for?) GetBullish makes its home in Industry City, a campus of reimagined warehouses and studios on the Brooklyn waterfront. The company is 100% woman owned and operated.Read their story