Toyoshima & Co., Ltd. has titled this support activity "Blue Ocean Project" and has placed the following hanging tag on the products of brands that sympathize with the activity, and 10 yen per card is used for this activity.
This time, BRUEZE, which is developed by F.O International Co., Ltd. (Representative Director: Yukiyoshi Ono, 2-4-1 Sannomiya-cho, Chuo-ku, Kobe), will participate in the "Blue Ocean Project" and release collaborative products for spring and summer at BREEZE stores nationwide from Saturday, April 25, 2015.
Through the activities of the Ogavitz Products and Japan Sea Turtle Association, the Blue Ocean Project not only protects sea turtles, but also preserves marine animals and the seashore environment, and seeks ways to preserve the livelihoods and culture of people living near the coast, fishermen, and people who come into contact with sea turtles.
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■ Invitation to a sea turtle conservation experience tour
A total of 5 families (4 people per family) will be selected by lottery from those who purchased the products (target items) to be released this time, from July 25th (Sat) to 26th (Sun), 2015 in Minabe, Wakayama Prefecture. We invite you to the "Sea Turtle Conservation Experience Tour" held in the town. For details, refer to the BREEZE official website (http://breeze.fo-inter.jp/), or Orgabits official website (http://orgabits.com)Please refer to.
What is the “Orgabits Project” developed by Toyoshima & Co., Ltd., Ltd.?
An organic cotton promotion project in which the largest number of apparel brands in Japan participates. Currently, about 90 brands are participating in the "reversal idea" of delivering 100% organic cotton products to 100 times more people, and about 1 million items are produced annually. The activity has expanded to support farmers in the country of origin and NPO corporations, and the circle is expanding as a social contribution activity that allows you to participate in fashion through one piece of clothing.
About 15% of the pesticides and about 7% of the pesticides used in the world are used on cotton produced by conventional cultivation methods (* Source: Textile Exchange), which causes soil pollution and environmental problems. It contains various problems such as On the other hand, organic cotton refers to cotton that has been organically grown on farmland that has not used pesticides or chemical fertilizers for at least three years. As the demand for organic cotton increases, it is expected that cotton cultivation by conventional cultivation methods will decrease, and the above problems will be improved.
[Product overview (items targeted for the sea turtle protection experience tour)]
Product Name: Orgabits Beach Pattern Tank Top
Color: Navy blue/off-white
Size: 80-140
Price (tax included): ¥1,390
Release date: Saturday, April 25th
Product name: Orgabits Resort T-shirt
Color: Navy Blue/Yellow
Size: 80-140
Price (tax included): ¥1,990
Release date: Saturday, April 25th
Product name: Orgabits numbering T-shirt
Color: Off-white/red
Size: 80-140
Price (tax included): ¥1,990
Release date: Saturday, April 25th
Product name: Orgabits Whale T-shirt
Color: Green/Off-white/Sax
Size: 80-140
Price (tax included): ¥1,990
Release date: Saturday, April 25th
Product name: Orgabits Yarn-dyed border T-shirt
Color: Off-white/pink/yellow
Size: 80-140
Price (tax included): ¥1,990
Release date: Saturday, April 25th
Product name: Orgabits yarn-dyed border dress
Color: Off-white/pink/yellow
Size: 80-140
Price (tax included): ¥2,490
Release date: Saturday, April 25th
The Sea Turtle Association of Japan was established for the purpose of protecting sea turtles. “Orgabits” supports the activities of the NPO Japan Sea Turtle Association. This project, titled "Blue Ocean Project", aims not only to protect sea turtles, but also to conserve marine animals and the coastal environment through the products of Orgabits and the activities of the Sea Turtle Association of Japan. , we will explore ways to preserve the lifestyles and culture of people who come in contact with sea turtles.
There are seven species of sea turtles in the world. Loggerhead turtles, which are also found spawning in Japan, move to Mexico once they are born. There they eat and grow, and when they grow up they return to Japan to lay eggs. For this reason, Japan's sandy beaches are the only spawning grounds for loggerhead turtles in the North Pacific. Green sea turtles that you encounter while diving also come to eat the rich seaweed of the seas of Japan. However, even the sea turtles that have lived for millions of years are now in danger of extinction.
Orgabits donated ¥197,200 to the NPO Japan Sea Turtle Association on August 29, 2014.
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Children's Fuku Breeze every day. A shop that selects exciting things. The keyword is "daily". From things that are indispensable for “everyday” to things that add color to “everyday”, we will propose “now” that can sympathize with customers while valuing “something you can do at Breeze”.
[Orgabits official website] http://orgabits.com
[Orgabits Facebook page] https://www.facebook.com/orgabits
