We make clothes you don't have to explain.
What We're About
17th & Granville is a Black-owned, LGBTQ-owned, nonbinary-led clothing brand founded in Waldorf, Maryland by Anissa "Donny" Truitt. We're certified by the National LGBT Chamber of Commerce as an LGBT Business Enterprise.
We make gender-free apparel in sizes XS to 5X. Soft fabric, no gendered sizing, nothing that requires a decision at the door about which section you belong in.
Most of what we make is meant to be worn on an ordinary Tuesday, not just in June.

Why It Matters
Everything we make has to pass one test. Can you wear it without thinking about it?
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Protection – Pieces that work at a protest, at work, and at your grandmother's house.
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Representation – Designs made by people who share the experience, not people researching it.
- Community – Money moving back to where it came from.
Giving Back - Our Circle of Care
A portion of every purchase goes to BIPOC-led and LGBTQ+-led businesses, mutual aid funds, and grassroots work on housing, healing, and justice.
We publish where it goes.
→ View our latest impact video
The Founder
Meet Anissa "Donny" Truitt (She/They)

Black, queer, nonbinary, and born into a world where nothing ever quite fit.
After years in tech leadership, Donny started 17th & Granville because the brand she wanted didn't exist.
17th is for the birthdays on her mother's side. Granville is a name from her father's. The A-train to Far Rockaway is home. All of it in one.
Donny is the sole owner of 17th & Granville, which makes it a Black-owned, queer-owned, and nonbinary-owned business.
Want to book Donny for speaking, strategy or partnerships?
Our Promise
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90% organic or recycled materials
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Sizes XS to 5X on most designs
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Made in small runs, not seasonal drops
- A portion of every sale redistributed to our partners
Join Us
We're not here for everyone, and that's intentional.
We're here for the outliers, the creatives, the protectors, and the people reclaiming their space.
Where We've Shown Up
From Pride festivals and community markets to cultural events across the DMV, 17th & Granville continues to show up where community, identity, and self-expression meet.