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Introducing Funky Surf

3 August 2019 By admin

Introducing Funky Surf:

https://funkysurftees.com

The moment a surfer dips his toes into the beautiful blue ocean he in turn journeys into himself.

You can’t deny it. As surfers, the ocean becomes a part of you just as much as you become a part of it. There’s an invisible thread that connects both entities. It also connects your destinies. Our oceans are nearing a perilous state and the only way to save it is by transforming our habits to positively impact the environment.

Funky Surf was founded to ignite the change needed to save our oceans. By providing stylish eco-friendly clothing, we aim to help reduce ocean pollution and preserve marine life. Each piece of clothing is made from 60% organic cotton and 40% recycled plastic so that every t-shirt helps prevent at least 4 plastic bottles from ending up in our oceans. By purchasing one of our t-shirts, you become an integral part of keeping our oceans clean.

Inspired by surfing culture, our t-shirts are great for people who love beaches, oceans, marine life, and of course, surfing. You can throw them on to or from your next wave to show your support and also look great. With a central focus on reducing pollution across the globe, we’re always expanding our eco-friendly solutions and would love for you to join us on this journey.

With us, you aren’t just saving our planet, you’re also saving your future.

Mission:

Our mission is to save the planet one t-shirt at a time and do our part in preventing the prediction that plastic in the ocean will outnumber marine life by 2050.

Vision:

Our vision is to be the spark that ignites global change and higher awareness of the growing pollution in our oceans. We aim to address this problem by connecting the surfer community through stylish eco-friendly t-shirts that help reduce the number of plastic bottles that end up in the ocean.

#surfing #ecofriendly #ecofashion

 

More Info on Introducing Funky Surf here: https://funkysurftees.com
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