Bambaw x City to Ocean | "Less Trash, More Fish" Organic T-Shirt
100% of Profits Donated to City to Ocean
We’ve teamed up with City to Ocean for a collaboration that makes a direct impact. Introducing our exclusive unisex t-shirt, where 100% of the proceeds go directly to their vital work for cleaner waterways and healthier marine life.
Crafted from soft, 100% cotton in a natural raw white, this tee is made from untreated, eco-friendly fabric. It features a unique "Less Trash, More Fish" illustration by the talented artist, Esterscribbles.
- Fit & Sleeves: Classic set-in sleeves for a comfortable, traditional t-shirt silhouette.
- Collar: A durable 1x1 ribbed collar that maintains its shape wear after wear.
- Neckline Detail: Features a self-fabric back neck tape for added comfort and durability.
- Finishing: Clean, twin-needle top stitching on the sleeve cuffs and bottom hem for a neat, robust finish.
- OEKO-TEX® Certified: Independently tested and certified free from harmful chemicals.
- GOTS Organic: Certified organic cotton from farming to fabric, ensuring full environmental and social responsibility.
- PETA-Approved Vegan: Certified 100% vegan, guaranteeing no animal-derived materials or by-products were used.
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Wear your values and make a direct impact with our collaborative "Less Trash, More Fish" Unisex T-Shirt. This isn't just apparel; it's a statement for our planet. In partnership with the non-profit City to Ocean, 100% of the proceeds from this organic cotton t-shirt go directly to their vital work ensuring cleaner waterways, healthier marine life, and less plastic pollution in our European waters and beyond.
Featuring an exclusive original illustration by Esterscribbles, this t-shirt combines a meaningful message with standout style.
Join the movement. Choose a t-shirt that dresses you in comfort and our oceans in hope.
Your purchase directly supports City to Ocean's vital work creating cleaner waterways and healthier urban ecosystems. Proceeds fund:
- Green islands and rainwater tanks
- Waterway cleanup programs
- Environmental education tools for children
- Biodiversity conservation projects
Together, we're building a movement for thriving urban ecosystems and protected marine environments.
Crafted with purpose and precision, the City to Ocean t-shirt combines premium sustainable materials with ethical manufacturing practices for exceptional comfort and durability.
- 100% organic ring-spun cotton
- Medium fit with durable 180 g/m² fabric
- Color: Natural Raw (undyed, minimally processed)
- Certifications: GOTS-certified, FairWear Foundation member
How does my purchase make a difference for European waterways?
With current political uncertainty and frozen public funds across Europe, your direct support is crucial to continue essential conservation work in our local waterways. This isn't just fashion, it's a concrete action for cleaner canals, rivers, and coastal waters. Wear your organic cotton t-shirt proudly knowing you're supporting real environmental impact!
Why is the Natural Raw color better for the environment?
We selected this undyed natural raw color specifically for its minimal environmental footprint. As Stanley/Stella's least processed fabric, it requires no dyeing process, significantly reduces water consumption, and lowers the overall carbon impact - making it the most sustainable choice for our eco-friendly t-shirt.
Who are “City to Ocean”?
City to Ocean (originally known as "Canal It Up") is a grassroots, citizen-led environmental non-profit organization based in Brussels, Belgium.
They are dedicated to protecting and restoring urban and local waterways by tackling floating waste, preventing sewage overflows, and boosting biodiversity.
City to Ocean’s mission is twofold:
- Direct Action: Physically removing trash and plastic pollution from canals, rivers, and other waterways.
- Awareness & Education: Raising public consciousness about waterway pollution by actively involving the community in their clean-up efforts.
