A range with purpose
We worked with Aidan and the team on organic cotton t-shirts and reusable tote bags, alongside reusable drink bottles. The cotton tees and totes were GOTS-certified; the tees also carried the “Clothing That Cares” sleeve label.
Merchandise & fundraising / Clean Up Australia
To celebrate 35 years of action, Clean Up Australia wanted merchandise that connected with its community and helped fund future impact.

The result
The tees, totes and reusable bottles supported fundraising and were well received by volunteers, staff and supporters. Packing and distribution through Windgap Warehouse also created work experience opportunities for young adults with disabilities.
We worked with Aidan and the team on organic cotton t-shirts and reusable tote bags, alongside reusable drink bottles. The cotton tees and totes were GOTS-certified; the tees also carried the “Clothing That Cares” sleeve label.
Artist Timothy Johnston created a hand-drawn design featuring the Sydney Harbour Bridge, Opera House and a bold kookaburra. Inspired by the surf tees of the 1990s, it connected the collection to the movement’s coastal beginnings.
Windgap Warehouse, an Australian Disability Enterprise, packed and distributed the range. Its School Leavers Employment Support programme gave young adults with disabilities experience in warehouse operations. Volunteers, staff and supporters embraced the collection, which supported fundraising and strengthened community connection.


