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Wearing the eco-friendly Oceanness t-shirt instantly identifies you as a Wavemaker, contributing to saving the ocean. Every minute, the equivalent of one garbage truck filled with plastics is dumped in the ocean. Be part of the solution and get a t-shirt that funds the collection of 100 ocean-bound plastic bottles. With the Oceanness t-shirt, you have the only t-shirt made exclusively to turn heads and save the ocean.
Material: 100% recycled plastic bottles, certified GRS
Size & Fit:
• Benjamin's height: 6'3" / 191 cm
• Benjamin's wearing: L
• Modern fit, crew neck
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For every item you purchase, our plastic collectors pull plastic waste equivalent to 100 plastic bottles from the ocean and coastlines in high-impact areas like Haiti and the Philippines. By purchasing Oceanness, you help save marine life.
All plastic collected is verified with blockchain technology by IBM to ensure transparency. Together with our award-winning partner, Plastic Bank, you help us make a global impact.
Only 9% of all plastic today is reused. The rest end up in landfills or worse, the ocean. We are doing something about that. With our advanced, eco-friendly production process, we turn used plastic bottles into butter soft yarn. This yarn is then used to design fashionable and minimalistic apparel to inspire conscious fashion.
Our production method is also better for the environment, reducing emissions by 55% compared to conventional polyester. Since we're talking comparisons: It takes 2650 liters of freshwater to produce one single cotton t-shirt. It only takes 3 liters to produce an Oceanness tee. *Mic drop
Every Oceanness tee comes with a unique QR code that tells you exactly where you helped collect ocean-bound plastic, pinpointed on a live map. You'll also get to know the exact person who made your unique Oceanness t-shirt.
You're unique. So your t-shirt should be unique too, right?
