Compost the Rich Embroidered Graphic T-Shirt

Name: Compost the Rich Embroidered Graphic T-Shirt
Brand: RE.STATEMENT
SKU: woocommerce_gpf_7176
Price: 55.44 USD
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Moni Mononoke

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CategoryShort Sleeves TagsLaunch, Upcycled Denim & Upcycled Jeans, Upcycled Grunge, Upcycled Men's Shirts, Upcycled T-Shirts Home » Shop All Upcycled Clothing » All Types » Shirts » Short Sleeves » Compost the Rich Embroidered Graphic T-Shirt

Hand embroidery added to a vintage t-shirt.

Price includes 100% of designer's requested earnings & your RE.STATEMENT membership, which includes perks like free shipping, priority product releases, and giveaways.

Just a cute gardening shirt ????

Size small, I believe it is unisex.

This thrifted shirt has been up-cycled, I added the embroidery words of “compost the rich”, a play on “eat the rich” from the French Revolution quote by Jean-Jacques Rousseau. The shirt is vintage and some of the original print is broken up, this along with the hand stitching, means it needs to be taken care of.

Wash in cool water gently. Never machine dry.

Each purchase comes with a sticker!

Size Measurements

Measurements: Unisex size small
Shoulder to shoulder 17”
Top to bottom 25.5”

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Weight	.5 lbs
Dimensions	9 × 11 × 2 in
Style	Casual, Edgy
Color	Purple
Fit	Masculine, Unisex
Process	Embroidery
Size	Small
Material	Cotton

By buying this product, you are supporting a small business designer who saw potential in something that someone else gave up on.

This product was sourced and made from unwanted clothing, thrifted materials, or deadstock/leftover fabrics.

As a result, it’s a product that is one-of-a-kind and exclusively marches in its own fashion.

When you support brands that upcycle, you support eco-conscious consumption and the circular economy of fashion.

The circular economy is a solution framework that keeps the materials we’ve already produced in use. Reducing waste and carbon emissions while pushing for gooood design.

Yeah, sustainability is important. But it’s also just smart.