Cool Go Green T-Shirt Designs

Show your commitment to recycling and saving the earth with this simple, yet cool design by The Spotted Olive! Recycling Rocks!




Shown on the EDUN LIVE T-Shirt
Ultra-soft unisex t-shirt. The EDUN LIVE Genesis has a classic fit with a long and narrow straight cut - perfect for men or women. 100% combed 5.1 oz. ring-spun cotton. Tumble dry low. (not pre-washed). Sustainable manufacturing - 100% African made, grow to sew. Learn more at www.edun-live.com.

Help the planet and USE LESS! A bold graphic with an important message about saving our world.

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useLESS T-Shirt

Shown on the edun LIVE T-Shirt.
Ultra-soft unisex t-shirt. The edun LIVE Genesis has a classic fit with a long and narrow straight cut - perfect for men or women. 100% combed 5.1 oz. ring-spun cotton. Tumble dry low. (not pre-washed). Sustainable manufacturing - 100% African made, grow to sew. Learn more at www.edun-live.com

The Spotted Olive's Just Say NO To Plastic Bags design is super cute with an important message about saving our earth. Go Green and help save the environment by just saying no to plastic bags!

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Shown on the Ladies Organic T-Shirt (Fitted).
The all-organic cotton ladies t-shirt. 100% organic fine jersey cotton, combed for comfort. Custom contour fit. NOTE: Sizes run small. Order 1 size larger for looser fit. Made in the USA by American Apparel.

The graphic features distressed type with the "Y" in harmony forming a non-distressed tree with non-distressed birds flying above. Let's take care of our planet so we all can live in harmony & freedom.

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Live In Harmony & Freedom T-Shirt

Shown on the Ladies Melange Ringer T-shirt.
A vintage-style melange ladies ringer with a classic retro look. Pre-shrunk 50/50 cotton-poly heather blend. 5.0 ounce super-soft baby jersey knit. Contrasting neck and sleeve binding. Custom contoured fit that clings to the body. Made by Bella.

Also available on organic and edun live t-shirts.

Wouldn't it be great if everyone pledged to do something good for the planet? Here are some simple things you can do now:

* Buy compact fluorescent lightbulbs. They cost more up front, but in the end save energy and last longer than standard incandescent lightbulbs.
* Unplug small appliances like coffee makers, toasters, can openers, etc. when you are not using them. Even when not in use, the appliances use electricity.
* After you charge your cell phone, unplug the charger. These items also draw electricity even when they are not plugged into your phone to charge it.
* Start a compost pile. Instead of tossing coffee grounds, egg shells, fruit pits, vegetable peels and laundry lint in the trash, you can use them to create healthy compost for your garden. Please remember not to toss meat, fish or dairy products into your compost pile.
* Bike, carpool, or take public transportation.
* Take care of your vehicle. Be sure your tires are inflated properly for better gas mileage and get regular tuneups.
* Eliminate plastic bags by using reusable canvas tote bags for your groceries and other shopping. Americans throw away over 100 billion (yes, 100 billion) plastic grocery bags every year. These items just end up clogging our already over burdened landfills, not to mention the massive amount of petroleum used to produce them.
* Stop junk mail! Green Dimes (www.greendimes.com) is a great organization that helps reduce your junk mail and unwanted catalogs for a small fee. Plus, when you sign up, they plant 5 trees. When you choose what catalogs you want to stop, they'll plant an additional tree per catalog. This is a great program. I am a member and it has significantly reduced our junk mail. I'm so happy not to be getting 10 credit applications a day! Right now it's only $20 for an entire year. You can't beat it reduce junk mail and plant trees. Why wouldn't you do it?
* Support renewable, clean energy like wind and solar power. By supporting these forms of energy, we can reduce our reliance on coal-burning power plants which happen to be the largest source of global warming pollution in the U.S.
* Buy recycled products!

Please consider doing just one thing at the very least. Wouldn't it be amazing if everyone implemented something from this list before Earth Day? What a great way to show the planet that we all call home some much due respect. Remember Earth Day is April 22, but we should all make an attempt to make every day Earth Day!

Next time you go shopping, bring your own bag and help save the earth! You'll look cute while doing a good deed.

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Just Say No To Plastic Bags Bag




useLESS Bag




Live In Harmony & Freedom Bag