Hey there, eco-warriors! Today, we have some exciting news to share with you. We stumbled upon a mind-blowing brand that delivers trendy tees while taking a massive bite out of plastic waste. Let us introduce you to Canned Goods – the cool crew from Tempe, Arizona, on a mission to make a difference with canned tees. Get ready to dive into a world of sustainable fashion and an unforgettable unboxing experience!
Meet the Founder: Easton Dana
You know those inspirational stories that light a fire in your heart and make you want to change the world? Well, Easton Dana’s tale is one of them. At just 19 years old, he took a stand against wasteful plastic packaging and started Canned Goods Clothing while still in high school. Yup, he’s a real-life superhero in disguise! Armed with a fierce desire to bring attention to plastic waste, he’s making waves in the fashion industry.
Unboxing Joy: The Canned Goods Experience
Let’s talk about the moment of truth – unboxing. When that package arrives at your doorstep, you know you’re in for a treat. Canned Goods has turned unboxing into an art form. Each tee is carefully factory-sealed within a recyclable aluminum can, creating a truly delightful experience when popping it open. And it gets even better. Canned Goods adds wildflower seeds to every order so you can reuse the can as a planter. Genius!
The Mighty Supply Chain
What sets Canned Goods apart from the crowd is their commitment to sustainability. With no supply chain airline shipping involved, they keep carbon emissions at bay by sourcing everything within a 30-minute drive from their home base in Tempe, Arizona. Talk about keeping it green!
And here’s the real deal: Canned Goods has personal connections to every step of their supply chain to ensure a whopping zero plastic waste throughout the manufacturing process. Their dedication to sustainability goes beyond words; it’s a way of life for them.
Ethical Labor Practices
We believe in supporting brands that value their workers just as much as they value the planet. That’s why we can’t help but root for Canned Goods. They work to ensure every step of their supply chain follows ethical labor practices. So, when you slip on that stylish tee, you can wear it with pride, knowing it was made with love and respect.
Why Cans, You Ask?
It’s all about saying NO to plastic waste! Only 9% of all plastic waste gets recycled worldwide, while a whopping 65% of aluminum has already been given a new lease on life. In addition to aluminum cans they use biodegradable cardboard boxes and water based biodegradable tape for shipping.
Oh, and did we mention the cans are like tiny collectible treasures? Each design has its own unique artwork, making these cans the perfect multitaskers. Reuse them as plant pots, pencil holders, or cups. Don’t need them? No worries! Just recycle them, and they’ll find a new purpose elsewhere.
Cleaning Up Plastic One Can at a Time
Let’s talk numbers for a moment. Our oceans have been crying for help, drowning in a staggering 290 million metric tons of plastic over the past 80 years. That’s some serious plastic trouble! But guess what? Canned Goods is on a mission to help our oceans breathe. They have teamed up with the Dollar Donation Club to remove 1 pound of plastic with every single tee purchased. Every time you snag a tee from Canned Goods, you’re not just getting yourself a sweet new shirt; you’re also contributing to the cleanup! How’s that for making a splash?
Be a Canned Goods Crusader!
Now you know the story behind the brand that’s sweeping young adults off their feet while cleaning up our oceans; one can at a time. Canned Goods Clothing is more than just a fashion statement; it’s a lifestyle choice that makes a real impact.
So, next time you’re on the hunt for fresh threads and an unforgettable unboxing experience, join the movement. Be a Canned Goods crusader and wear your eco-warrior canned tee with pride. Together, we can save our planet, one pop-open at a time!
Are you ready to be part of the Canned Goods revolution? Get your sustainable style fix at Canned Goods and start making a difference today!
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