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(It may come as a surprise to some, but because I’m no movie buff, I’m not really sure which movie that classic line comes from. If you do know, feel free to enlighten me using the Comments section below this article).
But can you handle this? It’s Planet Truth, an all Aussie affair producing tees with a very meaningful message.
The angle for the Planet Truth label has been deemed as Ethical Fashion. These guys are all about sustainable business and doing the right things by the planet. Having said that, they are a damn sight edgier than your run-of-the-mill ’save the trees’ type protest shirts.
It will come as no surprise that these tees are strictly organic. Planet Truth aims to support local industry and sustainable agriculture. Every aspect of the business is Australian – the owner, designers, organic cotton grown in NSW, the manfacturer based in Sydney, and even the printer on the Qld’s sunny Gold Coast.
Brisbane indie blues band Soldiers of the Sun reckons Planet Truth are on a good thing too. Below they are pictured sporting a few of Planet Truth’s finest designs.
Planet Truth organic cotton T Shirts retail for $59 are available now from www.planet-truth.com
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You can’t handle the truth!
It’s from A Few Good Men. Jack Nicholson is awesome, and I’m ashamed of you for not knowing that.
Interesting fact: one of the local lawyers in my area runs a commercial that claims he was the inspiration for the movie.
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