Eco friendly t-shirts

Ethical, fashionable and funky eco friendly t-shirts to suit every taste! Made without using child labour or sweat shops. Materials used include hemp, bamboo and organic cotton – pesticide free and without harming the planet or involving exploitation.

Did you know? Conventionally grown cotton is the second most pesticide-laden crop in the world? It takes approximately 150g of chemicals to grow enough cotton to make just one t-shirt. Organic cotton, on the other hand, is grown in certified pesticide-free and herbicide-free soil, using organic farming methods, which produce healthier fabrics, preserve the quality of our water and prevent toxins from entering the human food chain in the form of cottonseed and other byproducts.

Fair trade t-shirts are worn by an increasing number of celebrities and are becoming more mainstream.

“When some high-sounding institute states that a compound is harmless or a process free of risk, it is wise to know whence the institute or the scientists who work there obtain their financial support.” – Lancet, editorial on the “medical-industrial complex,” 1973



 

fair trade t-shirts

People Tree is a pioneer in sustainable fair trade fashion. Every product is made to the highest ethical and environmental standards from start to finish. Contemporary, versatile designs and playful, exclusive prints inspired by the V&A archives create stylish, innovative and affordable fashion while respecting people and the planet. Collections featuring organic cotton and responsible wool, made using traditional artisan skills such as hand weaving, hand knitting, hand embroidery and hand block printing. www.peopletree.co.uk

 

fair trade t-shirts

The white t-shirt co only uses sustainable green cotton which is monitored from germination to production for its environmental impact. Their Ethical Promise is at the heart of what they do. They’re committed to responsible sourcing and production that not only looks after the environment, but also the people who make their organic cotton t-shirts. www.thewhitetshirt.co.uk