Plastic Free Seas Please! This bottle green organic cotton t-shirt features a large graphic print highlighting the very real issue of sea turtles mistaking plastic for the jellyfish they normally consume - consequently, and tragically, that plastic ending up in their stomachs.  It comes with a powerful message for eco-conscious kids young and old, demanding 'Plastic Free Seas Please'. Our Kids T-Shirts are made from organic Indian cotton, in manufacturing facilities powered by green renewable energy, from low-impact raw materials. All of our T-Shirts are Fair Wear Foundation and Global Organic Textile Standard (GOTS)  certified, and printed locally in Fremantle.

We've had a GUTFUL of Ocean Plastic Just like the turtles, who think the plastic bags they are eating are jellyfish, and then starve to death with bellies full of plastic...  this sage green organic cotton t-shirt with large grapic print raises awareness and provides a, excellent talking point. This t-shirt is ethically made in India from organic Indian cotton, in manufacturing facilities powered by green renewable energy, from low-impact raw materials, and is Global Organic Textile Standard (GOTS)  certified. Organic cotton is grown without pesticides or toxic chemicals but with natural or biological methods and substances (including azo-free earth-safe dyes and chlorine-free bleaching).  Production methods are not just to prevent harm to the planet, but also to provide benefit. Organic production systems produce crops that have zero persistent pesticide and fertiliser residues...

South Beach Walyalup, it's where we live and where we love. Walyalup is the Noongar name for Fremantle. It means place of the Walyo (wyolie), a small brush-tailed bettong (kangaroo rat). This t-shirt is ethically made in India from organic Indian cotton, in manufacturing facilities powered by green renewable energy, from low-impact raw materials, and is Global Organic Textile Standard (GOTS)  certified. Organic cotton is grown without pesticides or toxic chemicals but with natural or biological methods and substances (including azo-free earth-safe dyes and chlorine-free bleaching).  Production methods are not just to prevent harm to the planet, but also to provide benefit. Organic production systems produce crops that have zero persistent pesticide and fertiliser residues (better for us and the planet), and are known to help support soil fertility and increase biodiversity. Organic cotton...