Anti Animal Cruelty Club | Organic Hoodie
Why you will love it
This classic unisex hoodie is made from 15% recycled polyester and 85% organic cotton which makes it ultra cosy. The "Anti Animal Cruelty Club" print on the front provides food for thought and gives you the ability to spread your message at all times. You can do so with peace of mind as the shirt is produced in the most sustainable and ethical way.
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What makes organic cotton so much better?
A BRAND YOU CAN FEEL GOOD ABOUT
theplantnation is more than a clothing brand. We are a movement that connects people through a common vision - making the world a better place.
Our sustainable & ethically made apparel is a tool that gives food for thought in a unique and stylish way. We want to inspire people to be kinder, more mindful and live a sustainable lifestyle.
BECAUSE IT IS TRULY SUSTAINABLE
We don't just say we are sustainable, we are certified by the worlds leading bodies!
To live ethically and sustainable is a matter of course for us. You can wear our clothes with peace of mind knowing these values guide everything we do.
Thank you for joining our movement for change!
What makes organic cotton so much better?
BETTER FOR THE PLANET
Organic cotton is non-GMO and grown without the use of chemical pesticides. Growing it causes 91% less water
use, 70% less acidification and 46% less impact on
climate change than conventional cotton!
The water used can return to the soil/waters without
causing harm on wildlife, biodiversity or the well-being of farmers.
BETTER FOR PEOPLE
Organic cotton avoids any kind of pesticide poisoning. According to the UN, 200,000 people die every year from
toxic exposure to pesticides in conventional cotton
farming!
Organic cultivation benefits not only the soil, fauna and
the environment, but creates biodiversity and promotes good health and quality of life for farmers and their
communities.
