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Support Our National Parks By Stunting a Parks Project X Jungmaven Hemp Tee

By Chase McPeak Published April 21, 2021

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is an apparel brand known for its dedication to creating clothing made from hemp, an eco-friendly and sustainable plant and fiber. Hemp is a fuller, more robust fabric than regular cotton, so shirts made from the material are durable, long-lasting, and only get better with wear.

Jungmaven teamed up with Parks Project, a lifestyle company that partners with organizations that support U.S. National Parks, to debut a collection of four hemp-based T-shirts. The tees in the collaboration are the perfect purchase for someone who wants to give back to our National Parks while also wearing something that would work perfectly on a hike in them.

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Parks Project X Jungmaven Yosemite Hemp Tee

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Through the Yosemite Conservancy, this tee supports visitor programs, along with the maintenance and upkeep of over 800 miles of trails throughout Yosemite National Park. For every shirt sold, one meter of trail is restored in the park — about the length of an adult human stride.

Parks Project X Jungmaven Joshua Tree Hemp Tee

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The Parks Project notes that “this tee supports the Joshua Tree National Park native plant nursery. With every five Joshua Tree products sold, we support the planting of two additional native plant species in the park,” which is great, given the fact that so many trees and portions of the park were damaged during the recent government shutdown.

Parks Project X Jungmaven Leave It Better Hemp Tee

Parks Project X Jungmaven Leave It Better Hemp Tee — Image used with permission by copyright holder

The adage “leave it better than you found it” is stylized here with a modern mountain look.

Searching for other ways to support our National Parks? Maybe in ways that involve beer? Check out Breckenridge Brewery’s Pints for Parks program.

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