Tree Hugger

Upcycled holiday sweater

$125.00

Out Of Stock

Unisex Size & Care Guide

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The Tree Hugger holiday sweater led a cozy small-town life in Watsontown, Pennsylvania, before being rescued and transformed by a really cool ...

artist named Danielle Clough. It also comes with the following list of fun and helpful facts:

This is an awesomely unique mix of embroidery, wool, cotton, and beads.
All proceeds from this purchase go to support the incredible programs for young women and gender-expansive youth at The Lower Eastside Girls Club, which includes all kinds of classes from environmental justice to sewing to organic gardening.
In case you are wondering, the artist was paid for her amazing work.
As with most previously-owned clothing, you might discover a few small imperfections or spots but that’s a pretty small trade-off for helping out the planet, right?
This sweater is one of a kind, so there won’t be another like it available once someone clicks the Buy! button, which may have already been clear because of the “one of a kind” thing, but you know how bullet points can be.

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Meet the artist DANIELLE CLOUGH

Danielle is a talented artist who works from a sewing stand that comes with a seriously awesome view of the sea in Cape Town, South Africa. While she works, she likes to watch a certain ‘90s Italian mobster drama (hint: gabagool) and think about how coffee is like totally classifiable as a snack. Her process is a bit like coloring with thread and beads, working on things like pre-worn clothes, vintage tennis rackets, or whatever else happens to be lying around. Technically, she doesn’t have a pet, but she is an aunt to Zeus, who also happens to be a Pomeranian.

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100% of the profits will go to The Lower Eastside Girls Club, which is an amazing place in NYC creating young agents of change by amplifying the inner power of young women and gender-expansive youth through environmental justice learning and activism, planet-forward projects like growing a rooftop produce garden to provide plant-based after-school meals, not to mention free programs in STEM, arts, digital media and sound, wellness, civic engagement, and leadership.

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