Eco Minds Apparel

Eco Minds Apparel Made from organic cotton with low waste printing technology in a wind powder factory (How cool?!)
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1. Mind Your Carbon Footprint and Reduce Energy Consumption. 2. Make Safe, Sustainable Seafood Choices. 3. Use Fewer Pla...
12/08/2019

1. Mind Your Carbon Footprint and Reduce Energy Consumption.
2. Make Safe, Sustainable Seafood Choices.
3. Use Fewer Plastic Products.
4. Help Take Care of the Beach.
5. Don't Purchase Items That Exploit Marine Life.
6. Be an Ocean-Friendly Pet Owner.
7. Support Organizations Working to Protect the Ocean.
8. Influence Change in Your Community.

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🌳A new cool design!🌊Our t-shirts are 100% organic cotton.🌏Organic cotton is better for the producers and the ecosystem i...
10/08/2019

🌳A new cool design!

🌊Our t-shirts are 100% organic cotton.

🌏Organic cotton is better for the producers and the ecosystem in which it is produced. Instead of more toxic pesticides and fertilisers, co planting and insect traps are used along with the special ingredient - cow poo. It encourages biodiversity and leads to the extra soft feel of our products.

🐳Buy one t-shirt and we plant a tree for you!

Wastewater from dyehouse effluent is a major source of pollution in the clothing industry. Where our fabrics are dyed, t...
28/07/2019

Wastewater from dyehouse effluent is a major source of pollution in the clothing industry. Where our fabrics are dyed, the water is recovered, cleaned and recirculated. After settling and skimming the water is filtered using reverse osmosis and distillation. This is basically sucking up water through really fine sand over and over, then boiling it.

Wastewater from dyehouse effluent is a major source of pollution in the clothing industry. Where our fabrics are dyed, the water is recovered, cleaned and re...

Go see!We teamed up with Tree Nation!You plant a tree with every purchase!πŸ’šπŸ’šπŸ’š
26/07/2019

Go see!
We teamed up with Tree Nation!
You plant a tree with every purchase!
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So proud!We teamed up with Tree Nation.1 PRODUCT PURCHASED=1 TREE PLANTED πŸ’šπŸŒ³ To stop climate changewe need to stop defor...
22/07/2019

So proud!
We teamed up with Tree Nation.
1 PRODUCT PURCHASED=1 TREE PLANTED πŸ’šπŸŒ³
To stop climate change
we need to stop deforestation

Climate Change is caused by greenhouse gas emissions, of which CO2 is by far the most important one. Did you know that deforestation is responsible of 17% of these CO2 emissions?

Trees absorb CO2 from the atmosphere

Trees absorb CO2 from the atmosphere and store it. A single tree can offset up to 250 Kg of CO2 during its lifespan.

Deforestation is making our biggest problems even bigger

Trees play a key role in our ecosystems, and cutting them has devastating effects. Deforestation not only affects our flora and fauna, it affects humans alike.

Pollution
Pollution is the number one cause of death in developing countries. Trees absorb CO2 and other dangerous gasses and, in turn, replenish the atmosphere with oxygen.

Species extinction
30% of fauna and 60% of flora species are on the brink of mass-extinction. Forests host most of our biodiversity. Uncontroled deforestation is the main cause of species extinction.

Floods
Responsible for thousands of deaths and billions of $ in losts assets. Trees prevent flooding by trapping water with their roots while limiting land erosion and avoiding landslides.

Desertification
One billion people are under threat from desertification, one of the main cause of poverty. Trees are a natural barrier upon desertification and they avoid land degradation.

Food shortage
700 million people suffer chronic malnutrition. Tree food products complement agricultural crops and provide important micronutrients. Thanks to their deep roots trees are more resilient to droughts and floods, providing essential food access in famine periods.

Fortunately we can change this

We just need to create high standards sustainable forestry and agro-forestry projects. And spread the best practices so that, in the end, more trees.

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Wastewater from dyehouse effluent is a major source of pollution in the clothing industry. Where our fabrics are dyed, t...
04/07/2019

Wastewater from dyehouse effluent is a major source of pollution in the clothing industry. Where our fabrics are dyed, the water is recovered, cleaned and recirculated. After settling and skimming the water is filtered using reverse osmosis and distillation. This is basically sucking up water through really fine sand over and over, then boiling it.

Salt is added back in so that the dye adheres and all the cruddy mulchy stuff left over is dried out and used for road markings. About 95% of the water is recirculated and recovered.

At the end, the water coming out of the filters and going back round to be reused again is crystal clear, literally clean enough to drink. Once it has been cleaned it is then used at the input for the next batch. It is a closed loop system.

Recirculated water
Clean, filtered and reused
Wastewater is drinkable

We agree100%Order yours before 1pm to get UK (but shipping worldwide!) next day delivery. Bring something different to y...
02/07/2019

We agree100%

Order yours before 1pm to get UK (but shipping worldwide!) next day delivery. Bring something different to your day with this awesome Tote bag. Taking the less is more approach to creating this cool print we've conjured up a tote ideal for every occasion. Even better, this product is constructed from 100% organic cotton and printed in the UK in a renewable energy-powered factory.

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