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Anti-Consumerism Story of Stuff Goes InternationalAnnie Leonard’s shop less this Christmas message can now be seen in several languages thanks to a viral, global eco-community. By: EricW | Dec 10, 2008 | Categories: Economics & Trade, Environment, Nonprofit Spotlight, Artevist |
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Buy Nothing? Not Even Organic Artevist T-shirts?Yup, on Nov 28th, because it’s International Buy Nothing Day! By: EricW | Nov 25, 2008 | Categories: Economics & Trade, Environment, Nonprofit Spotlight, Artevist |
Recession is going to hit graphic artists hard again.
Well the bad thing is there will probably be lots of designers out of work. We’re always the first to suffer and I’m sure agencies will soon start feeling the…
By: ZurFred | Jan 24, 2008 | 
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A Film: The Story of StuffMy New Year’s Resolution: Watch this film when I have the urge to buy something I don’t really need. By: KuhaneGuy | Jan 3, 2008 | Categories: Economics & Trade, Environment, Artevist |
More Cotton WoesUzbekistan brand cotton destroying lives and the environment. By: ArtAdmin | Dec 11, 2007 | Categories: Economics & Trade, Environment, T-shirt Textiles & Manufacture, Video |
India’s Cottony Pesticide CloudLooks like Rachel Carson’s “Silent Spring” never got translated into Hindi. By: ArtAdmin | Nov 20, 2007 | Categories: Economics & Trade, Environment, T-shirt Textiles & Manufacture, Video |
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Fashion from Jakarta’s GarbageAn enterprising NGO fights poverty and tonnes of un-recyclable plastic. By: KuhaneGuy | Nov 5, 2007 | Categories: Economics & Trade, Environment, Other Products, Artevist |
The most sustainable T-shirts on the web.
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Why an Artevist T-shirt?
We make only Organic T-shirts
We print Plastic-Free
We are Sweatshop-Free
We are Logo-Free
We make it all in the U.S.A.
We sell Limited Edition designs
We pay Artists fairly
We pay the Planet back
We strive to be Carbon Neutral
New bamboo and organic cotton Tees.
| These designs have been chosen by Artevist members and will be produced soon. Click here to see them all. |
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