Rolled Sleeve T-shirt - Plants Defy Borders - Fundraiser - Sliding Scale

Your new favorite t-shirt, rolled sleeve design, printed with images of herbs used by the Mobile Herbal Clinic Calais. The text reads "Plants Defy Borders."

100% of the profits go to the Mobile Herbal Clinic!

Read more information about the Sliding Scale Concept below if you're unsure about which price to choose.

This is a pre-order. The last day to order is Tuesday, March 31st, before midnight.
The t-shirts will then be printed and shipped between mid and late May.

About the t-shirts
The illustrations are drawn by Amani Omejer.
The t-shirts are 100% organic and sweatshop-free, with the Earth Positive label. They are screen-printed in Antwerp by Zwendel.
Printed on the front with the herbs and the text Plants Defy Borders.
This is a more fitted model with rolled sleeves.

You can choose between Black and Faded Burgundy.
Be sure to check out the other models for more colors.

About the Sliding Scale
For some items, we've chosen to work with a sliding scale concept. This means you can pay more or less depending on your financial situation.
The Standard price is for people with an average income and safety net.
The Lower price is intended for people who have difficulty meeting their basic needs in months with unforeseen expenses.
The Higher price is intended for those who have room for extras in their monthly spending pattern.

You can judge for yourself which situation applies to you at this time, and this will remain private. Just be honest and know: the more you pay, the more can actually be donated. Even with the lower price range, some proceeds still go to the Mobile Herbal Clinic.

And you can certainly support this fundraiser by promoting it widely: the more orders you place, the lower the price at the printer, and therefore the more we can donate per order!

About the clinic
The Mobile Herbal Clinic Calais is a mobile clinic that takes place every first week of the month in Calais and Dunkirk. The clinic offers preventive medicine, self-care, first aid, and access to healthcare to hundreds of refugees and undocumented migrants living in the region. Since 2019, we have helped over 10,000 people access healthcare. Our medicines are grown, harvested, and produced in solidarity with people seeking asylum in the UK and despite the hostile environment they face.