Our Mission
Represent Textiles was started to achieve three goals:
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Create elevated designs. -
Clean our planet. -
Fund climate initiatives.
So that's how we’ve shaped our brand - we create clever and subtle climate change messaging, on SEAQUAL® textiles that remove harmful plastics from our ocean and eco-systems. All while donating 40% of profits to charities making big impacts to help the climate crisis.
Our signature blue-green wave motif was designed to fill the gap of a uniting flag or pattern representing the fight for climate change.
Plastic waste
Ocean plastic
Ocean cleanup
Recycled plastic
pellets
Woven yarn
Represent Textiles products
Plastic is discarded, mishandled and enters waterways
About our designs
We create designs that illustrate ideas and questions to get people thinking. Represent Textiles designs are meant at first to seem unrelated to climate change. When one looks closer at the design, it becomes apparent what ideas are being portrayed.
We do this for two reasons; firstly to offer a different perspective on the subject of climate and illustrate these ideas through concepts that we are familiar with. Secondly, we want our brand to be more subtle with our green values. We want to show that the movement can be branded without leaves and trees.
Once our first drop occurs, check out our Apparel products, and you will see a design description tab that provides the message behind the graphics. When someone asks you, “Hey, cool shirt! What does it mean?” you can tell them all about the message and impacts from purchasing from us.
Our profit donations
We donate 40% of our profits to climate change charities and foundations, but which ones and why?
The climate crisis is a multi-faceted issue, with several solutions needed to achieve change. That's why we donate to charities covering three key pillars of the crisis.
Organizations funding clean innovation across several industries; including power generation, shipping and transportation, heavy industry and food & agriculture.
Organizations that hold large emitters or environmental violators accountable for their destruction through legal action. They push for impactful legislation that will progress climate conversation.
Organizations that work to clean up existing environmental disasters and prepare vulnerable regions for incoming impacts.