Climate Change Global Warming Stripes - Sustainably Made Kids Long Sleeve T-Shirt

The Climate Change Global Warming Stripes Sustainably Made Kids Long Sleeve T-Shirt by Wempy Dyocta Koto is an educational and eco-friendly apparel piece designed to raise awareness about the climate crisis. Inspired by the iconic vertical colored bars created by Professor Ed Hawkins, each line represents the average global temperature in a year, with blue lines showing cooler years and red lines indicating warmer years. This tee creatively encourages conversations around climate change, from wildfires and floods to melting ice caps and declining biodiversity.

Designed with both comfort and protection in mind, this fitted kids long sleeve t-shirt features sun-protective UPF 50+ fabric, making it perfect for outdoor play or indoor activities. The longer body and sleeves provide extra coverage, while the four-way stretch fabric stretches and recovers on both crosswise and lengthwise grains for flexibility and freedom of movement. Finished with flat seams and coverstitching, this colorful tee is durable, comfortable, and helps children engage with sustainability in style.

Key Features

• Designed with Professor Ed Hawkins’ climate warming stripes
• Sustainably made with eco-friendly materials
• Raises awareness of the climate crisis
• UPF 50+ sun-protective fabric
• Fitted design with longer body and sleeves
• Four-way stretch for flexibility and comfort
• Flat seams and coverstitch for durability
• Colorful design encourages curiosity about climate change

Material & Fabric

• 82% polyester, 18% spandex
• Fabric weight: 6.78 oz/yd² (230 g/m²), weight may vary by 5%
• UPF 50+ sun protection
• Fitted design with longer body and sleeves
• Four-way stretch fabric (crosswise and lengthwise)
• Flat seam and coverstitch

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