Fashion Company Ocean Project Has A Mission To Change The Apparel Industry's Impact On The Environment

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Aug 02, 2021, 08:05 ET

PHOENIX, Aug. 2, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- Did you know that for every t-shirt, bracelet or necklace you buy from Ocean Project the company pulls 2.2 pounds of plastic trash from oceans, rivers and waterways?  Yes. That's 2.2 pounds. Why?

According to the Center for Biological Diversity, thousands of seabirds and sea turtles, seals and other marine mammals are killed each year after ingesting plastic or getting entangled in it. Endangered wildlife like Hawaiian monk seals and Pacific loggerhead sea turtles are among nearly 700 species that eat and get caught in plastic litter.

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The Ocean Project advances ocean conservation in collaboration with aquariums, zoos, museums, youth, and other partners in its growing global network. Every purchase helps clean waters, rivers and coastlines.
The Ocean Project advances ocean conservation in collaboration with aquariums, zoos, museums, youth, and other partners in its growing global network. Every purchase helps clean waters, rivers and coastlines.
Track a turtle with Ocean Project! Great for Back-To-School and a fun way to learn about science and marine life.
Track a turtle with Ocean Project! Great for Back-To-School and a fun way to learn about science and marine life.
Ocean Project Donated More than $41,000 to Clean Up Rivers, Coastlines and Oceans
Ocean Project Donated More than $41,000 to Clean Up Rivers, Coastlines and Oceans

"As consumers, we want our purchases to make a difference for animals and the planet," said Lisa Anderson, co-founder of Ocean Project.  "Ocean Project has made it a central part of its mission to approach fashion in an ethical and open way. We want people to look and  feel good in what they're wearing and know that the money they spend on their clothes helps clean the environment."

There are many pollution problems in the fashion industry, like coloring fabrics using toxic dyes, or tanning leather using toxic chemicals.  By some estimates, the fashion industry is the second most polluting industry in the world, right after the petroleum sector, Anderson added.

But not at Ocean Project. Every Ocean Project t-shirt, bracelet and necklace purchase gets 2.2 pounds of plastic from the environment. Yes -- that's 2.2 pounds.

Shop with the Ocean Project  and do some good!!

  • Make a Statement - Shop Ocean Project's goods that start conversations and benefit the causes you care about
  • Be a Change-Maker - Connect with people working to deliver real change to oceans, rivers and waterways and the animals that live there.

"Like many of you, I want to live in a more just, equal and engaged world. And we believe that simply starting a conversation is one crucial way to spark that change," said Anderson. "Every purchase you make includes a donation to cleaning plastic from the oceans and helps save endangered animals. To date Ocean Project has donated more than $41,000 to clean up projects."

Ocean Project Reviews

Jennifer S. said: "My husband got me this as an anniversary gift and I love it! I got to track a male tiger shark named Fletcher. My favorite species of shark too!"

Karen M. said: "I LOVE my shark Ollie"

About Ocean Project

Ocean Project is a company with a vision to make a difference in our ocean's ecosystems. For more information, Please visit: www.oceanproject.co.

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