The Official Earth Day Store is Selling Cute Apparel That Goes a Long Way

Totally recyclable tote bags and hoodies 😍
Earth Day should be every day. And what better way to remind yourself and others of the urgency to protect our earth than by modelling it proudly on your chest?

We stumbled across some gorgeous merch on the official Earth Day store—and rest assured, it’s all made with certified organic cotton.
They’re printed in a factory powered by renewable energy, and you can even send your old garments back to be recycled and remade into new ones. You can read more about their sustainable process here!
The proceeds go toward money for their campaigns, so you can raise awareness with your contribution and the merch you wear. Double whammy!

We recommend checking out our article on six meaningful ways to celebrate Earth Day if you’re looking for more actionable things to do.
Here’s a look at some of our fave items.
Restore Our Earth jumper, $46.

We can totally see this paired with some Birks and a tote bag on your way to grab a coffee with your reusable cup. The message is big, bold and super cute.
Mother Earth fitted t-shirt, $26.50.

This is giving casual astro-girl energy, and we live for it.
Make Every Day Earth Day hoody, $52.50.

Here’s something you can throw on and look fashionable, understated, and informed all at once!
Save Earth kid’s t-shirt, $18.50.
Look at this mighty lil man. A simple message for an urgent issue.
The Canopy Project tote bag, $16.

Um, remember when we said a tote bag would be the perfect companion to your apparel? The Earth Day store has a whole bunch of ‘em and they’re priced lower than their other products.

Be conscious and consume ethically today, and be sure to spread the word to those around you.
Header image: Earth Day Store (edited).
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No. Just NO. Earth Day is NOT a day about shopping or buying more crap.... what an epic example of greenwashing. Explain how buying a new shirt that says "Earth-day" on it saves the earth. NOT buying anything would be more inline with the point behind Earth Day. GEEZ.