We Love Japan (Kids)

About We Love Japan (Kids)

Show your love for the people of Japan. All of our hearts go out to the Japanese, as the earthquake, tsunami, and now nuclear crises unfold. 100% of profits from this "We Love Japan" shirt will be donated to the Red Cross, Habitat for Humanity, and the Salvation Army for relief efforts in the wake of this tragedy.

The Japanese symbol on the back of this shirt means "Love." Each 100% certified organic t-shirt is custom printed with a unique number, representing your position in our global count of people adding up to make a difference. All shirts are printed sequentially in order. Let's show the world that We Add Up! *Please check out our size guide and note that our Women's Tees run quite small. Thanks!

To make additional donations to relief efforts in Japan, we recommend the Red Cross, Habitat for Humanity and the Salvation Army.

The "We Love Japan" shirt is also available in an Adult Tee and Baby Tee/Onesie! Get your whole family counted in.

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About Our Shirts

Get your number and join the count! This We Add Up t-shirt is made of 100% certified organic cotton, sweatshop-free, grown in Texas, and custom printed and numbered by us in Ohio. Please check out our Size Guide, as our women's tees do run quite small. The color shown is the only color this tee comes in.

About Us

We Add Up is an organic t-shirt campaign that counts you in for your positive impact in the world. Each t-shirt is custom printed with a unique number. YOUR number is your position in our global count of people adding up to make change. Each shirt is one of a kind. When you purchase a WE ADD UP tee and get your number, you help our count grow. Our goal is to show that small changes make a big difference and We Add Up!

Donation

We Add Up proudly supports organizations working to create a thriving world. Visit our Green & Giving page for more info.

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