Happy earth day

I’ve written before about the Environmental Justice Foundation, a small UK charity who campaign for victims of environmental abuse/climate change and fight pirate fishermen from robbing our oceans of marine life. They also campaign for sustainable/organic cotton, and are currently selling designer t-shirts to help fund their work around the world. A little refresher, for Earth Day 2010…

Through EJF’s efforts fighting child labour and unsustainable practices in the cotton fields, major retailers including Marks & Spencer, Tesco and Wal-Mart have all agreed to boycott cotton from Uzbekistan.

To support their campaigns, EJF has released a host of organic cotton t-shirts featuring prints from UK & international designers such as Giles Deacon, Christian Lacroix, Luella, Allegra Hicks, Alice Temperley and many more. The £30 shirts - for men and women - can be found at the Carnaby St pop-up shop, or online, with all proceeds going directly to the Foundation.

There’s also some wicked prints by Let Them Eat Cake for the little ‘uns available at ASOS:

Style, substance and sustainable cotton - not bad for thirty quid. Remember people, the power is yours!

Read more on the Environmental Justice Foundation or the Carnaby St popup shop.