Description
We’re chuffed to be working with a company that takes a thoughtful, big-picture approach to life on Earth. Hot Cactus — the umbrella group behind Cactus Store Studio, Nonhuman Teachers, and Geoponika — operates with a profound understanding that humanity is but one species in the grand story of evolution.
Rooted in a botanical mindset, they are a creative studio that thrives in the spaces where disciplines meet. Their work seeks to foster deeper, more conscious relationships between humans and the natural world, reminding us of our place within it.
With a design philosophy that is as thought-provoking as it is educational, their projects invite reflection on the choices we make and the impact of our existence. It’s this depth of perspective that makes us so proud to collaborate with them.
Design Dialogue:
The official shirt for Nonhuman Teachers, our nonprofit organization that takes a new approach to ecological storytelling, blending science, art, and the imagination to help deepen the relationship between humans and the natural world.
Through multidisciplinary programming, new nature media, and immersive botanical spaces, we aim to ignite a sense of wonder about our rapidly changing Earth, not only to make us beter citizens of this place but to help folks imagine it differently.
Get involved at: https://www.nonhumanteachers.org/
100% of proceeds from this tee go to Nonhuman Teachers.
Best quality, ethically made and 100% silkscreened in Los Angeles, USA.
Material(s):
- 100% heavy cotton, 6.5oz in Alien.
Condition:
Brand New
Source:
Los Angeles
Size Chart:
| SIZE | BODY LENGTH | CHEST WIDTH | SLEEVE LENGTH |
| S | 70 cm | 48 cm | 21 cm |
| M | 72 cm | 53 cm | 21 cm |
| L | 75 cm | 58.5 cm | 22 cm |
| XL | 77.5 cm | 63.5 cm | 22.5 cm |
naturelover2023 –
I bought this Nonhuman Teachers tee in size M and it fits perfectly. The fabric feels soft yet durable, and the alien design is subtle but intriguing. It’s pricier than most tees, but knowing proceeds support ecological storytelling makes it worthwhile. Mitchell Robinson would probably love the thoughtful message behind this shirt.