Climate Change Global Warming Stripes White Bomber Jacket

The Climate Change Global Warming Stripes Jacket by Wempy Dyocta Koto transforms scientific data into powerful visual design. Based on the iconic climate stripes created by Professor Ed Hawkins, the vertical colour bars represent yearly average global temperatures—cool blues shifting into intense reds, telling the story of a warming planet through pattern alone.

Set against a clean white base, the stripes stand out with clarity and impact, making this bomber jacket both visually striking and socially conscious. It serves as a wearable reminder of the climate crisis, highlighting issues such as rising global temperatures, melting polar ice, wildfires, floods, droughts, sea level rise, and biodiversity loss.

Produced using eco-friendly materials and custom manufacturing methods, the jacket is designed to minimise waste and environmental impact across land, oceans, and atmosphere. Ethical production standards are upheld throughout, ensuring fair working conditions and zero child labour.

The brushed fleece interior provides warmth and comfort without adding bulk, while the relaxed unisex fit allows for easy layering over everyday outfits. Durable construction ensures the jacket remains a long-lasting statement piece for both style and awareness.

Key Features

• Climate change global warming stripes print
• Data-inspired vertical colour bar design by Ed Hawkins
• Clean white base for high visual contrast
• Sustainably made using eco-friendly processes
• Ethically produced with responsible labour standards
• Brushed fleece lining for warmth and comfort
• Relaxed unisex fit suitable for layering
• Overlock seams for durability
• Reinforced neck tape
• Silver YKK zipper
• Two self-fabric pockets

Material & Fabric

• 100% polyester
• Fabric weight: 6.49 oz/yd² (220 g/m²), may vary by 5%

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