GTFCREEP LLC was born from survival — and turned into self-definition.

My name is Derwinisha Alford, a 27-year-old self-taught artist from Louisiana.

Before this was a brand, it was a shield. Before it was streetwear, it was survival.

I was bullied.

I was called weird.

I was told I didn’t fit.

I survived sexual assault.

I survived unhealthy coping.

I survived trying to make myself smaller just to be accepted.

GTFCREEP started as a response.

It stands for the ones who were labeled “too much,” “too different,” “too loud,” “too quiet,” “too strange.”

It’s for the outcasts.

The rebels.

The misfits.

The ones who don’t care to fit in.

What began as a reaction to judgement became a declaration:

Judgement is inevitable — beYOUtiful.

The characters within GTFCREEP represent real parts of real people — survival, self-awareness, individuality, equality. They are reflections, not costumes. Mirrors, not mascots.

This is more than clothing.

It’s identity.

It’s reclamation.

It’s community.

GTFCREEP isn’t about glorifying pain.

It’s about honoring the fact that we made it through.

From Louisiana to wherever you are reading this —

this brand is for you if you’ve ever felt like you didn’t belong.

You don’t have to fit in here.

You just have to be you.