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Organic Cotton T Shirt - Save the Ocean

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This classic tee is sustainably made from medium-weight organic cotton and features our "Save the Ocean, Save the Earth" design. The importance of protecting our Oceans can't be overstated. Eighty percent of all life inhabits the Ocean, and the plants that support this delicate ecosystem (like algae and phytoplankton) produce over 70% of the air we breathe. Let's bring awareness to everyone on why saving the Ocean, means saving the Earth.

  • Details: Water-based screen print on left chest and back. Crewneck collar and short sleeves. Pre-shrunk.
  • Fit: Classic (regular) fit. Women may prefer to size down.
  • Material: 100% GOTS certified organic cotton.
  • Origin: Fabric milled locally and made in Toronto, Canada.
  • Care: Machine wash cold, hang to dry.
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Chest
37"
 38" 40" 44" 46" 50"
Length 26.25" 27.5" 27.5" 29" 29.5" 29.75"
Sleeve 8.5" 8.5" 9" 10" 10" 10.5"





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Diane Campbell

Gave these to my nephews for Christmas…. Said this was the sickest tee ever!! Loved it 😊

  • Brand:

    Good for Sunday

  • About the brand:

    Good for Sunday products are 100% made on Canadian soil, under socially conscious manufacturing practices. Good for Sunday has partnered with a family-owned apparel manufacturer that mills, dyes, cuts, and sews every garment in Toronto, Ontario. The label manufacturer is one of the last remaining in Canada. Both suppliers are committed to staying in Canada while most other manufacturers have moved overseas to exploit cheap labour. Being environmentally conscious is an inherent part of their business model. The production facilities use state-of-the-art knitting machines to reduce energy consumption, our dye house uses only nontoxic materials, and our cutting and sewing department recycles upwards of 50% of it's textile waste.