GoodNeck Clothing Co.
Semiconductors - Daly City, California, United States
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Clothing takes on so many different shapes, styles, and colors worldwide while being featured in nearly all human societies. Clothing helps insulate and protect the body, as well as allow for human emotions to be expressed through style. However, many people don't know that clothing is one of the biggest polluters in our oceans. This pollution stems from the use of microfibers in almost all pieces of modern clothing. According to the Plastic Soup Foundation, for every gram of clothing washed, more than 4,500 plastic fibers are released into our oceans.The answer to this dire problem lies deep within the stitching at GoodNeck Clothing Co. With our unique and stylish fashion label specialized in microfiber-free and algae-based TurtleNecks, you can guarantee that we are not only big believers in sustainability but also in the use of eco-friendly materials.Helping save marine life through using non-polluting materials is highly important to us here at GoodNeck; however, the safety and well-being of the sea turtle population are of utmost concern as well. Due to human actions and lifestyles, 6 out of 7 sea turtle species are currently classified as either threatened or endangered. The most prevalent human-caused issues hurting the sea turtle populations are the ingestion of foreign objects such as plastics and microfibers. With that said, 10% of GoodNeck's proceeds will go directly to the Sea Turtle Foundation, whose mission is to "safeguard sea turtle populations, migration routes and habitats, and support activities that increase sea turtle numbers worldwide." When buying a GoodNeck TurtleNeck, every customer will be able to be 100% confident that they are making an environmentally conscious decision, while also looking amazing!By being the first clothing company to cut out microfibers completely, GoodNeck hopes to spark change in the clothing industry as a whole. Working together is going to be the only way we can help guarantee a better future for marine life.
