Vivienne Westwood Women's T-Shirt

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Powerful design by the late, iconic British fashion designer Vivienne Westwood, created in support of our Climate campaign.

Asking the question ‘How did I create 38 million climate refugees?’, the t-shirt supports EJF’s campaign for climate refugees, raising awareness of the plight of people forced from their homes and land by extreme weather. When this design was first created, the figure stood at 38 million. Today, this crisis isn’t slowing down, it’s accelerating, with extreme weather now displacing an estimated 41 people every single minute. These populations still have no legal status or protection recognised by the UN Refugee Agency. EJF is calling for urgent international action to provide them with legal recognition, assistance and protection.

Money raised by the Environmental Justice Foundation (EJF) from the sale of this t-shirt goes to support the charity’s valuable work protecting climate refugees. Find out more about our campaigns here.

Material
100% organic cotton

Certifications
Oeko-Tex 100 Standard - Licence No 11-20489
Global Organic Textile Standard - License No DK 19090
Supply chain audited by the Fair Wear Foundation
Soil Association approved organic print in the UK

We have reduced the carbon footprint of this product by around 90%.

Powerful design by the late, iconic British fashion designer Vivienne Westwood, created in support of our Climate campaign.

Asking the question ‘How did I create 38 million climate refugees?’, the t-shirt supports EJF’s campaign for climate refugees, raising awareness of the plight of people forced from their homes and land by extreme weather. When this design was first created, the figure stood at 38 million. Today, this crisis isn’t slowing down, it’s accelerating, with extreme weather now displacing an estimated 41 people every single minute. These populations still have no legal status or protection recognised by the UN Refugee Agency. EJF is calling for urgent international action to provide them with legal recognition, assistance and protection.

Money raised by the Environmental Justice Foundation (EJF) from the sale of this t-shirt goes to support the charity’s valuable work protecting climate refugees. Find out more about our campaigns here.

Material
100% organic cotton

Certifications
Oeko-Tex 100 Standard - Licence No 11-20489
Global Organic Textile Standard - License No DK 19090
Supply chain audited by the Fair Wear Foundation
Soil Association approved organic print in the UK

We have reduced the carbon footprint of this product by around 90%.