good for sunday's ocean shirt collection pays homage to Ocean Day (June 8th) with retro-inspired graphics and a stylish design. The brand emphasizes the importance of protecting our oceans which are not only the home of eighty percent of all living inhabitants but also house delicate plant ecosystems that produce over 70% of the air we breathe.
good for sunday's ocean shirt collection includes a tee and a long-sleeve version. Both are made out of sustainable medium-weight cotton. The fabric was milled locally and made in Toronto, Canada. Available in sizes between XS and 2XL, five dollars from every purchase of good for sunday's Save the Ocean Tee and Save the Ocean Long-Sleeve will be donated to Sea Shepherd—a non-profit, marine conservation, and activist organization.
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What's Driving This Trend
- Ocean Conservation Fashion
- An opportunity for fashion brands to create sustainable clothing that raises awareness for ocean conservation and donates proceeds to related non-profits.
- Retro-inspired Graphic Design
- Graphic designers can leverage the trend of retro-inspired designs to create visually appealing designs that draw attention to important social and environmental issues.
- Sustainability in Textiles
- Textile companies can use sustainable materials and local production to create eco-friendly clothing that reduces their carbon footprint.
Who This Affects Most
- Fashion Industry
- Fashion companies can incorporate sustainable and socially responsible practices into their production to create clothing with a mission of promoting environmental conservation.
- Graphic Design Industry
- Professionals in the design industry can create visually appealing designs that raise awareness of social issues, including environmental conservation.
- Textile Industry
- The textile industry can use sustainable production methods and eco-friendly materials to create clothing that is both fashionable and environmentally conscious.
