Wear your impact on the front and rock a striking visual on the back. In this relaxed fit graphic, you speak up for nature wherever you adventure. For graphic: These nature-inspired graphics were created by artist Brooklyn Bell. Based in the Pacific Northwest, her designs are influenced by the scenic landscapes of the place she calls home. With the sale of this style trees will be planted in The Emerald Edge, whose forests sequester more than 300 million tons of carbon every year, equal to the annual energy use of nearly 58 million homes

Wear your impact on the front and rock a striking visual on the back. In this relaxed fit graphic, you speak up for nature wherever you adventure. For graphic: These nature-inspired graphics were created by artist Brooklyn Bell. Based in the Pacific Northwest, her designs are influenced by the scenic landscapes of the place she calls home. With the sale of this style trees will be planted in The Emerald Edge, whose forests sequester more than 300 million tons of carbon every year, equal to the annual energy use of nearly 58 million homes

Wear your impact on the front and rock a striking visual on the back. In this relaxed fit graphic, you speak up for nature wherever you adventure. For graphic: These nature-inspired graphics were created by artist Brooklyn Bell. Based in the Pacific Northwest, her designs are influenced by the scenic landscapes of the place she calls home. With the sale of this style trees will be planted in The Emerald Edge, whose forests sequester more than 300 million tons of carbon every year, equal to the annual energy use of nearly 58 million homes

Wear your impact on the front and rock a striking visual on the back. In this relaxed fit graphic, you speak up for nature wherever you adventure. For graphic: These nature-inspired graphics were created by artist Brooklyn Bell. Based in the Pacific Northwest, her designs are influenced by the scenic landscapes of the place she calls home. With the sale of this style trees will be planted in The Emerald Edge, whose forests sequester more than 300 million tons of carbon every year, equal to the annual energy use of nearly 58 million homes