Climate Change Global Warming Stripes Bomber Jacket

The Climate Change Global Warming Stripes Jacket by Wempy Dyocta Koto transforms climate science into a striking visual statement. Inspired by the climate stripes created by Professor Ed Hawkins, the vertical colour bars represent average global temperatures over time—cooler years shown in blues and progressively warmer years shifting into reds.

This powerful design highlights the reality of the climate crisis, drawing attention to rising global temperatures and their far-reaching consequences, including wildfires, floods, droughts, water scarcity, melting polar ice, rising sea levels, extreme storms, and biodiversity loss. The jacket blends awareness with wearable art, making it both meaningful and visually impactful.

Produced using eco-friendly materials and custom manufacturing techniques, this jacket is designed to minimise waste and reduce environmental harm to land, oceans, and the atmosphere. Ethical production standards are followed throughout, ensuring responsible labour practices with zero child labour.

Built for comfort and versatility, the bomber features a soft brushed fleece interior and a relaxed unisex fit. It layers easily over t-shirts or hoodies, making it suitable for everyday wear while delivering a strong message through design. Durable stitching and premium components ensure long-lasting wear and performance.

Key Features

• Climate stripes design inspired by global temperature data
• Visual representation of climate change over time
• Sustainably produced using eco-friendly processes
• Ethically manufactured with responsible labour standards
• Brushed fleece lining for added warmth
• Relaxed unisex fit for comfortable 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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