An independent blog looking at ethical fashion, sweatshops, organics, sustainability, charity and the third sector. The world of apparel and its worldwide impact, mixed with articles about fundraising and charities. Written and produced by Rob Wickings.
Wednesday, 30 January 2008
The Climate Neutral T-shirt
"The humble T-shirt - the most basic canvas for communicating a brand name, corporate identity or political slogan, has become the environmental product"
Thus spake Continental Clothing who have just come up with the Climate Neutral T-Shirt (which Pier 32 are pleased to able to supply). These T-shirts are manufactured with power generated from wind and solar power and combined with the use of low impact organic cotton and other climate sensitive measures such as containerised ocean shipping, carbon emissions per T-shirt by up to 80-85% reduced compared with T-shirts measured by conventional methods.
More good news (as you can tell from the image) is that it's not just T-shirts - there are hoodies and polos too.
See the Climate Neutral Apparel website for more information or see the continental organic T-shirt selection on our website.
Labels:
continental,
environment,
global warming,
organics,
Pier32
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