Environmentalist Shirts by irregularwear

Sawfish are one of the most distinctive, charismatic fish in the ocean. Once, giant sawfish 30 feet long were found roaming the oceans of the Earth. Now, almost all the sawfish are gone, and among those that are left, it is almost impossible to find any that are even half the size of what former generations saw.

Whether you're an elasmobranch enthusiast, or just a lover of the seas, wear this t-shirt to spread the word about this ecological crisis that almost no one has even heard about. Save the sawfish - and we may save ourselves too.

For every one of these shirts we sell, Irregular Times will donate $1 to a progressive political cause and issue another $1 worth of Kiva microloans to the developing world. (more info)

World Oceans Day is celebrated every June 8 as a reminder to people to respect, and help conserve, the rich natural resources which the oceans of the Earth survive. Without them, we will perish. This shirt is manufactured and printed in the USA.

For every one of these shirts we sell, Irregular Times will donate $1 to a progressive political cause and issue another $1 worth of Kiva microloans to the developing world. (more info)

Off the Mahia Peninsula, New Zealand, Moko the dolphin plays with swimmers, helps boats and has a good time, a friend of the local people. Moko became famous around the world, however, when she rescued a pygmy sperm whale mother and her calf from being beached behind two sand bars, leading the whales back out to open water and saving their lives.

Moko the bottlenose dolphin is a hero, and not just in the ocean. Moko is a hero for all people who believe in the unity of life on earth. She is an example of the value of compassion for all sentient beings, human and non-human.

For every one of these shirts we sell, Irregular Times will donate $1 to a progressive political cause and issue another $1 worth of Kiva microloans to the developing world. (more info)

Environmentalism. Noun. The notion that we ought to clean up after ourselves.

Crazy idea, huh?

For every one of these shirts we sell, Irregular Times will donate $1 to a progressive political cause and issue another $1 worth of Kiva microloans to the developing world. (more info)

Life got you down? Don't worry. It'll be better the second time around. That's the lesson of compost.

Organic gardeners know the wisdom of paying attention to the full cycle of nature, from growth all the way through death and decomposition. That's why organic gardeners compost. And hey, compost happens.

For every one of these shirts we sell, Irregular Times will donate $1 to a progressive political cause and issue another $1 worth of Kiva microloans to the developing world. (more info)

Jet skis are loud, obnoxious, dangerous, polluting, and guzzle gasoline with mileage at or below 5 miles per gallon. Jet skis hurt our economy, our environment, and ruin our leisure time. It's time to ban the jet ski.

These shirts, like all the shirts sold by Irregular Times through Skreened, are made in the USA - free of sweatshop labor and evasion of environmental regulations.

For every one of these shirts we sell, Irregular Times will donate $1 to a progressive political cause and issue another $1 worth of Kiva microloans to the developing world. (more info)

No candidate is perfect, but among the candidates available, Barack Obama gives us a good chance for a strong policy to fight global warming. The time for playing around with denial is over. We need leaders who are willing to make tough choices, even when sacrifices are called for.

For every one of these shirts we sell, Irregular Times will donate $1 to a progressive political cause and issue another $1 worth of Kiva microloans to the developing world. (more info)

Politicians have begun calling for expanded offshore drilling for crude oil as a solution to every problem they can think of. Has anyone stopped to think that the offshore drilling America already does has not prevented the current environmental and economic crisis?

Offshore drilling is not a new solution. It's a manifestation of the old problem that has driven America to the brink of disaster.

Talk back to the pro-oil politicians with this made in the USA tshirt: Offshore drilling is not change we can believe in.

For every one of these shirts we sell, Irregular Times will donate $1 to a progressive political cause and issue another $1 worth of Kiva microloans to the developing world. (more info)

Sarah Palin opposes endangered species protection for polar bears because she denies that global warming is a problem. Yet, arctic ice is at its lower level ever. Help give polar bears a political voice with this tshirt for polar bears against Palin.

For every one of these shirts we sell, Irregular Times will donate $1 to a progressive political cause and issue another $1 worth of Kiva microloans to the developing world. (more info)

Sarah Palin argued that the beluga whales of Cook Inlet need no environmental protection. It was Palin herself who gave permission to Chevron to dump huge amounts of toxic waste into Cook Inlet - 300% more than ever before. Sarah Palin is in the pocket of big oil.

Wear this protest t-shirt to express your outrage over Sarah Palin's poisoning of the endangered belugas of Cook Inlet, Alaska. In a mock tourist message, it urges: Visit Alaska now - before Sarah Palin poisons all the whales.

These shirts are all made without overseas sweatshop factory labor. For every one of these shirts we sell, Irregular Times will donate $1 to a progressive political cause and issue another $1 worth of Kiva microloans to the developing world. (more info)

This shirt, available in organic cotton, encourages those you meet to reduce the impact of their activities on Earth. Recycling is one of the keys to a greener future.

These shirts are made sweatshop-free in the USA by American Apparel.

For every one of these shirts we sell, Irregular Times will donate $1 to a progressive political cause and issue another $1 worth of Kiva microloans to the developing world. (more info)

Show that you've got the environment on your mind with this this tree, artfully sinking its roots into your brain. That's one way to Think Green!

The environmentalism of this shirt sinks down, deeper than the message printed on it. It's made of organic cotton, the shirt is made here in the USA under sweatshop-free conditions by American Apparel, and it's printed by the local indie Columbus printer Skreened.

For every one of these shirts we sell, Irregular Times will donate $1 to a progressive political cause and issue another $1 worth of Kiva microloans to the developing world. (more info)