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Reduce your contribution to wash-related microplastic pollution monochrome print (front, back,neck)
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You'll be in good company with over 25,000+ like-minded peopleTogether we made it! 18.5 tons of plastic within 10 days!
This challenge was only possible with your support!
Thanks a lot for your continuous dedication to help the oceans and we hope that you'll enjoy your new Impact Shirt.
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Show your appreciation for the oceans by rocking one of our unisex shirts made of organic cotton! A plain impact print will help you spread the message and raise awareness for the plastic pollution of our oceans. For each shirt, we can recover an additional 5 kg of plastic from the ocean.
The aquatic ecosystems are responsible for 2/3 of the atmospheric oxygen. Plastic waste in the oceans is seriously endangering the functionality of those ecosystems. We think, the IMPACT shirt should be the only breathtaking thing in your life. So, grab one and be part of our challenge as we aim to recover 10 tons of ocean plastic during world oceans week.
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100% organic cotton
UNISEX
normal-fit
100% organic cottonReduce your contribution to wash-related microplastic pollution monochrome print (front, back,neck)
Fair & SocialCertified by OEKO-TEX® Standard 100, Vegan Approved Label, Fair Wear and Global Organic Textile Standard (GOTS).
Care GuideWash your cotton shirt with similar colors and turn inside out for washing or light ironing, machine wash warm gentle with similar colors, do not iron the print.
Size Guidehalf Chest: measured from armhole over chest to armhole
S: 49 cm M: 52 cm L: 55 cm XL: 58 cm
back length/ body length: total back length from neck to hem
S: 69 cm M: 72 cm L: 74 cm XL: 76 cm
Sleeve length:
S: 20,5 cm M: 21,5 cm L: 22,5 cm XL: 22,5 cm
FAQWhy is the shirt not made of ocean plastic?
For the World Oceans Week we chose to make a shirt using 100% organic cotton because we want to avoid microplastic release during washing.
Producing a shirt made of ocean plastic wasn’t an option as microplastics can easily end up back in the ocean, making our clean-up efforts pointless.
Why does washing clothes release microplastics and what can we do about it?
The mechanic force applied to synthetic fabrics such as polyester, polyethylene and elastane causes tiny particles invisible to the eye to break off. These particles are known as microplastics. By choosing lower washing temperatures and shorter wash cycles you can reduce the amount of particles released into the drain and in the ocean. If you want to avoid microplastics during the wash cycle, you can opt to wear clothes made of natural fibres and make the switch to microplastic-free detergent.
Be a hero in protecting the ocean
Enjoy the usage of a durable, robust & stylish product
Contribute to a plastic-free future of the oceans
Be in good company with over 25,000 + like-minded people
Fair & social working conditions for all involved
Certified by bluesign®, Bureau Veritas, BSCI, Oekotex 100 Standard and Sedex
Specially developed innovative coating provides a water-repellent layer. It consists of 100% biodegradable ingredients. This avoids pollution of the groundwater and even saves oil, water and CO2 during production.
We only use plastic pellets from controlled cleaning activities in Indonesia. Plastic that ends up in the net as by-catch of the local fishermen, thus providing them with an additional source of income.
We take an holistic and sustainable approach to yarn production. With PET recycling as an environmentally friendly alternative to virgin plastic, we save 3.8 barrels of oil and 1700 kg of CO2 and water with every tonne. The remaining residues are forwarded to the designated recycling chain.
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