“Wandering and Warbling” – 100% Cotton, Eco-Dyed, Hand-Printed T-shirt, Unisex Adult Small

Gone away on a pinecone-picking, window-fixing, clothes-mending, tree-tending, mushroom-chopping, island-hopping, soil-building, plant-guilding, music-making, Grass Laking sabbatical. See you all on the other side and, as always, thank you for your continued support!

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“Wandering and Warbling” – 100% Cotton, Eco-Dyed, Hand-Printed T-shirt, Unisex Adult Small

Wearing eco-friendly clothing is a great way to help reduce (just a little) the proliferation of toxic manufacturing chemicals in the environment, and an even greater way to honor, marvel, and carry the riches of the earth with us always.

This one-of-a-kind 100% cotton t-shirt is made extra special because it was eco-dyed with love in a bath of avocado-pit, pomegranate, goldenrod, and autumn olive berries. After “Wandering and Warbling” was dyed and line-dried, I hand-printed two blocks of linoleum onto it using permanent ink.

All t-shirts are unisex and come pre-washed and pre-set. As with synthetic dyes, natural dyes will change slightly over time with many washes. While all botanically-dyed garments may be washed on a gentle cycle with free and clear detergent, I hand-wash my garments with natural detergent to fully preserve their integrity. I recommend air-drying or low-tumble drying for added longevity.

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Material: 100% Cotton
Size: Unisex Adult S (US)
Width: 18″
Length: 28″
Garment Care: Made with love, wash with care! Part of the beauty and whimsy of natural dyes is that their color may change in time. Hand-washing with cold water and pH neutral soap is recommended to best preserve the integrity of each garment. Store out of reach of the sun’s rays to prevent further fading.

Fun Fact: If your leftover fruit and vegetables scraps aren’t going straight to your compost pile, why not use them to create sustainable natural dyes? Everything must go somewhere! Onion skins, cabbage, and avocado pits are a great place to begin!