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If you’re after a stylish bargain or two check out the latest tees on offer at BrandOfTheFree.com – this t-shirt company is as ethical as they come, only using organic shirts and water-based inks to produce their unique line of highly original urban streetwear for men and women. Here are their discount codes, but hurry this is a limited offer so first come first served!
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Their titles include ‘Lasting Liberty‘, ‘Support Local Farmers‘, ‘Open Mic‘ (about free speech) and ‘Protect US‘ amongst others. read more
Save The World For a Free T-Shirt
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Now I know how much Buy Tees readers love a freebie, however this one’s for a rather more worthy cause, i.e saving the world!
If you have twenty friends in the world you qualify, that’s it. You simply let Al Gore and his mates at WeCanSolveIt.org email your compadres and if they all sign up for a free membership you get a freebie tee. It seems (as usual) that this is yet another offer that ignores most of the world, i.e non-Americans, which kind of sucks actually.
Perhaps they’re worried about their carbon footprint, or maybe Europe, Asia, Australia, and the rest just don’t count. I can see their point, America is still the dirtiest country in the world (ecologically speaking), but it wouldn’t do any harm to use Al Gore’s clout to help set up a few international offices and actually save the world, instead of a ‘bit of it’. read more
Fair Trade Eco T-Shirts – a designers’ dilemma
There’s a moral obligation for all t-shirt designers to try and pressure the industry, alongside the consumer, to practice business more ethically. This for me is a completely different argument to judging the conditions of the Third World from a First World perspective. Here the only people who we can blame are the t-shirt printers and textile industries of the West, which is fine and dandy with me! read more
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