Climate Change Global Warming Stripes Bomber Jacket

The Climate Change Global Warming Stripes Bomber Jacket by Wempy Dyocta Koto transforms scientific data into wearable awareness. Inspired by the iconic climate stripes created by Professor Ed Hawkins, this design visually represents the rise in global temperatures over time—where cooler blues transition into warmer reds.

Each vertical stripe reflects the average global temperature of a specific year, creating a powerful pattern rooted in climate science. The design highlights the urgency of the climate crisis, marked by escalating wildfires, floods, droughts, rising sea levels, melting polar ice, extreme storms, and declining biodiversity.

This bomber jacket is crafted using eco-friendly materials and custom production processes that support reduced waste and responsible manufacturing. Ethical standards are upheld throughout production, ensuring fair working conditions with zero child labour.

The bold, data-based pattern makes this jacket both a statement piece and a conversation starter. Style it with a simple t-shirt to let the stripes stand out, or layer it over a hoodie for warmth and impact. A brushed fleece interior enhances comfort, while the relaxed unisex fit ensures everyday wearability.

Key Features

• Climate change global warming stripes pattern
• Inspired by scientific temperature data visualisation
• Sustainably made using eco-friendly materials
• Ethical production with responsible labour practices
• Soft brushed fleece lining for comfort
• Relaxed unisex fit for versatile styling
• Reinforced overlock seams
• Sturdy neck tape for durability
• Silver YKK zipper
• Two self-fabric pockets

Material & Fabric

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

The Global Warming Stripes Bomber Jacket is designed for those who want their fashion choices to reflect awareness, responsibility, and meaningful visual storytelling.

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