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A Whole Lotta Love for GGG Tees

Posted on 03 September 2009

The Green Girls Global and Green Guys Global tees are all about projecting ideas for global sustainability. Each one holds a message about ‘The way life can be’ and is inspired by articles written by the GGG editors.

The Green Girls and Guys talk about living sustainably in many ways and so the themes of the tees reflect those broad ideas and hopes for our planet, including sourcing locally, energy efficiency and conservation.

Green Girls & Guys Global t-shirs

The tees are designed and printed by Lee Tracy, artist and GGG editor. Lee has other tee projects including Kitten in the Engine and Look for Fiddleheads. She is committed to using low impact ways of printing and producing her organic tees. The printing process uses non-toxic, water-based, textile ink with no hazardous binders, produces little waste and does not require any solvent cleanup. The ink is set into the fibers of the tee with a safe mechanical heat press that keep the fabric soft and washable.

Green Girls & Guys Global tees

The range of beautiful hand-dyed colours and designs can be bought at the Green Girls Global Etsy shop. Orders of multiple girls or guys tees come with a shipping refund, GGG tote, and a page from Lee’s sketchbook.

Green Girls & Guys Global tees

Of course I have a GGG tee or two myself and I can vouch for their loveliness. The fabric is extremely soft and the printed images are clear and colourful. But don’t take my word for it here’s what others have to say. There’s a whole lotta love for GGG tees out there…

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Vicky - who has written 234 posts on Green Girls Global Blog.

Vicky coordinates the GGG blogs and is co-founder of the ethical website design team Make Hay. Make Hay build beautiful, accessible websites and provide a green website hosting service run on wind power. Vicky is involved with a local Fairtrade campaign group and loves crafts, design, animals and nature

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