Eco Tees

 The most comfortable shirt ever is now the most ecofriendly! 

Rated 5/5 stars by hundreds of customers - Butter soft and smooth and high quality.

Printed in the Pacific Northwest.

Part of every purchase donated to protecting our National Parks through a partnership with Washington's National Park Fund & 1% For The Planet.

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Better Materials

- 50% Recycled Polyester: Repreve® polyester from recycled plastic,
like water bottles, forms the foundation of the tri-blend. (Note: Our gray shirt is 25% recycled polyester)

- 25% Tencel Modal: TENCEL™ Modal sourced from sustainable beech trees build out the luxe feel of the shirt

- 25% Organic Cotton: Organic, US-grown, combed, ring-spun cotton is used for a soft, natural fabric

Better for Earth

You might have missed this part so I'll repeat it: These are made from recycled water bottles! 🤯

Each shirt on average:

- Reused 6 plastic water bottles, keeping them out of the ocean

- 4 kb of CO2 reduced, helping reduce our carbon footprint

- 145 gallons of water saved, keeping the water in natural places

Better for humanity

- Shirts are produced sustainably in ethical factories in Haiti

- Local workers are employed and paid livable, fair wages, building better jobs and communities

- The factory in Haiti directs all of its profits to orphan-related
initiatives and orphan transition programs that teach them vocational
skills

- The production factories are located within 500 miles of the cotton production, meaning less miles to travel and a smaller carbon footprint

- The workers make on average 3-4x the local minimum wage, enabling them to care for their children and afford to live near their workplace, so they can build balanced lives and a supportive community

- And, the workers can take vocational training and have opportunities for advancement to ensure they have upward mobility