We stand with Sustainable Coastlines to care for New Zealand’s most loved playground. Recycling is no longer enough, by reducing and refusing single use plastic we have the chance to protect and restore our oceans. A percentage of each purchase of these products aids Sustainable Coastlines in their efforts to look after the coastlines and waterways we love.
Whilst enjoying our ocean we implore you to be conscious of our beautiful marine environment. Thank you for your support.
For more information head to sustainablecoastlines.org
As a company, ilabb has vowed to embark on a journey to becoming a more sustainable and environmentally conscious company. We called on the help of renowned New Zealand charity Sustainable Coastlines to educate us on the impact us kiwis are having on our most loved playground. Their mission is to sustain our country’s beautiful beaches and maintain healthy waterways, and we stand with them on their journey to protect our marine environment.
A first for ilabb, this collaboration is sustainably produced with our environment at the forefront of every decision. Our teams had high expectations for this collection and we were adamant on producing a high quality, eco friendly product. We couldn’t be prouder to introduce you to the ilabb x Sustainable Coastlines “refuse reuse” collaboration, consisting of four tshirts made from 100% organic cotton and eco-friendly plant based dyes.
The ‘ying yang’ inspired artwork represents the balance between reusing and refusing single use plastic that makes its way into our marine environment and waterways. Our aim was to produce a collaboration to represent the importance of ‘reusing’ and ‘refusing’ single use plastic in order to minimise negative environmental impact.
A percentage of every purchase will go towards aiding the Sustainable Coastlines charity in support of their mission to protect our marine environment. We thank you for being part of our sustainability mission and supporting Sustainable Coastlines to protect New Zealand’s coastal beauty. For more information, please head to sustainablecoastlines.org
