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An organic-cotton tee with a restrained horizon graphic and a short explanation of Arctic albedo.
Demonstration catalogue. Still North is fictional. Prices, stock, specifications, and artwork are illustrative. No payment, order, booking, donation, or fulfilment is offered.
The tee gives the catalogue a second variable product and a simple route into learning about how bright ice and snow reflect sunlight. The message is educational rather than a claim that buying a shirt changes sea-ice conditions.
The demonstration description uses organic cotton and a water-based abstract horizon graphic. It does not claim a named certification, a measured footprint, or impact-free production.
A simple cut, limited colours, and plastic-free packing keep the fictional specification understandable. No factory or country-of-origin story is invented for this illustrative catalogue.
Wash cool when cleaning is needed, air dry where practical, mend seams, and use the fabric for patches or local textile recovery after the garment can no longer be worn.
An organic-cotton tee with a restrained horizon graphic and a short explanation of Arctic albedo.
Demonstration catalogue. Still North is fictional. Prices, stock, specifications, and artwork are illustrative. No payment, order, booking, donation, or fulfilment is offered.
The tee gives the catalogue a second variable product and a simple route into learning about how bright ice and snow reflect sunlight. The message is educational rather than a claim that buying a shirt changes sea-ice conditions.
The demonstration description uses organic cotton and a water-based abstract horizon graphic. It does not claim a named certification, a measured footprint, or impact-free production.
A simple cut, limited colours, and plastic-free packing keep the fictional specification understandable. No factory or country-of-origin story is invented for this illustrative catalogue.
Wash cool when cleaning is needed, air dry where practical, mend seams, and use the fabric for patches or local textile recovery after the garment can no longer be worn.