Hot Head Clothing was inspired by my son, Jacob Sebastian Garcia, who was diagnosed with Pre-B Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia on October 9, 2012, at just three years old. From the moment of his diagnosis, Jacob faced every challenge with courage, faith, and determination. His strength throughout treatment and remission continues to inspire not only our family but an entire community of supporters who now stand together in the fight against childhood cancer.

 

Hot Head Clothing was created to turn that inspiration into action. We design custom logos and apparel lines that help raise funds for families affected by cancer—giving them the financial and emotional support they need during some of the hardest times of their lives. Every design tells a story, and every shirt sold helps lift the burden for a family in need.

Our signature zip-down shirts were created with children like Jacob in mind. Many kids undergoing treatment have chest ports, which can make routine care uncomfortable and embarrassing. These specially designed shirts allow nurses to easily access the port without the child having to remove their shirt—helping them maintain comfort, confidence, and dignity throughout their care.

 

At Hot Head Clothing, “Hot Head” isn’t just a name—it’s a statement. It represents strength, confidence, and the pride of embracing your journey, even when life changes your appearance. It reminds every fighter that they are bold, brave, and never fighting alone.

In addition to providing custom clothing for families, we also partner with individuals, organizations, and events to launch fundraising apparel campaigns. Each campaign is uniquely tailored to tell a family’s story and raise funds through personalized merchandise, with a portion of all proceeds also supporting childhood cancer research and community programs that make a difference.

 

Contact us today to create a free fundraising campaign. Let us help you design a custom logo and apparel line that brings awareness, hope, and much-needed financial relief to a family in need. Together, we can make sure no one fights alone.