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This sweetgreen Merch Benefits the National Young Farmers Coalition

This new sweetgreen merch has been created as a limited-edition range of products from the restaurant chain created in collaboration with MNTGE that will put funds towards a positive cause. The merch brings back MNTGE's Fruits + Veggies French workwear jacket that was specially designed with the sweetgreens collaboration in mind with Brussels Sprouts embroidery across the entirety. The collection also features a graphic tee with all the garments seeing 100% of the net sales benefiting The National Young Farmers Coalition nonprofit organization.

Co-Founder of MNTGE Sean Wotherspoon spoke on the sweetgreen merch collection saying, "I was so excited for the opportunity to release a new, reimagined fruits collection on durable French Workwear that stands the test of time. sweetgreen is a great partner, as both of our brands prioritize sustainability, quality products and a unique customer experience."

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