Description

Organic : Choosing organic cotton is a great way to protect the environment and support sustainable farming practices. Organic cotton is cotton that is grown without the use of chemical fertilizers or pesticides, it consumes much less water than regular cotton. It is grown on land that has been treated by giving it enough time for the elimination of all toxic residues of chemical fertilizers and pesticides used previously.

Made in Canada : This product is proudly designed and made in Quebec, Canada.

Proudly designed and made in Quebec, our Polar bear t-shirt represents a sort of crazy project that became a reality for the Chlorophylle team. It is a testament to the strength of the commitment of our collaborators and partners, who rallied around this project. First of all, there was the choice of a 100% organic t-shirt that was not dyed. Then there was the selection of two images from the impressive gallery of our ambassadors Éric Deschamps and Mario Cyr, followed by quotes testifying to their love for Nature. Finally, our designers were able to put together all the pieces of the puzzle to launch the production made in Quebec by the Quebec company Carbon Neutral Attraction. In conclusion, we offer two shirts for which $10 of the profits will be donated to the Canadian Parks and Wilderness Society (CPAWS Quebec), a non-profit organization dedicated to the protection of nature.

Materials:
- 50% organic cotton without dye / 50% recycled polyester

Additional features:
- Printed with eco-friendly black ink
- Made in Canada

Measurements:
Length:
- 69,5 cm - 27" (S) et 71,5 cm - 28 1/2" (M)

* For women, choose a smaller size than the one you would have selected (M=P), since this is a unisex style.

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The story behind the image
The polar bear, an emblematic animal of the Arctic, has a front-row seat to climate change. When we asked Mario Cyr which animal he would choose for this project, he didn't hesitate to tell us about the polar bear. "In the Arctic, the ice is getting scarcer and scarcer and the bears are more and more on the ground. The ice has decreased by 2/3 in the Arctic during the summer for the last 30 years. Within 40 years, the remaining ice will be completely gone, making it even more difficult for polar bears to hunt seals, which use the pack ice as a platform to catch their prey," he says sadly. Mario Cyr is also the first person to dive alongside these majestic mammals. He has a special relationship with this Canadian icon.

Who is CPAWS Quebec?
The Canadian Parks and Wilderness Society is creating a network of protected areas across the province to ensure the long-term protection of the boreal forest and to ensure the proper management of existing protected areas.

Good to know
Each sweater is unique because it is made from organic cotton that has not been dyed to reduce water and chemical consumption. Just like nature, which is evolving and moving, the materials will adapt over time. Thus, the texture, the colors, or the eco-friendly black ink of the design could change.