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Driving for Change - Oversized Oat T-Shirt

£40.00
Oat-coloured oversized organic cotton t-shirt featuring a bold red Driving for Change design celebrating the Change Please Foundation's innovative support initiative across London communities.
£40.00

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Oat-coloured oversized t-shirt with bold red Driving for Change design inspired by the Change Please Foundation initiative. Features a repurposed London double decker bus design on the back and Change Please logo on the front, celebrating the programme's work across Kingston, Wandsworth, Richmond, Croydon, Peckham and Newham.

Materials & Features:

  • Certified organic cotton
  • Premium 230gsm mid-weight fabric
  • Oversized fit with dropped shoulders
  • Vegan-friendly and not tested on animals
  • Printed on demand for less waste
  • Produced in a renewable energy-powered factory audited for social and sustainability standards
  • Designed to be remade - scan the QR code in the care label to return when worn out

Care Instructions:

Wash cool, hang dry.

Raise a mug to Change Please and their coffee that’s tackling the homelessness crisis. 

100% of their profits go straight back into their mission to give people experiencing homelessness a fresh shot at life, via the Change Please Foundation. Through this they offer barista training at their state-of-the-art coffee academy, setting people up on a new career path. 

Change Please pays all trainees a living wage, provides temporary accommodation and lends a helping hand supporting them with wider needs too, from accessing therapy to financial paperwork. It’s a sustainable employment model that takes people from the streets to a secure life with a bright future. 

Change Please apply their ethical ethos when sourcing their coffee too, so you can be sure every brew is an all-round force for good. 

Oh, and it tastes amazing, with multiple awards to Change Please’s name. What’s not to love?