Cheeseburger Bird Collab - Women's Signature Lightweight Tee
Cream / S
$48.00 CAD
Prix promotionnel
$48.00 CAD
Prix régulier
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Cheeseburger Bird Collab - Women's Signature Lightweight Tee
$48.00 CAD
Prix promotionnel
$48.00 CAD
Prix régulier
Retrait disponible à Blackhare Print Studio
Habituellement prête en 5 jours ou plus
We were honoured to be asked to print a beautiful new variation of the Cheeseburger Bird tee.
Illustrated by Hawlii Panchee, this design can be found in the children's book "The Girl Who Loves Trees", written by our friend, Nancy Cooper.
Proceeds from the sales of this tee will go to supporting children's literacy through the wonderful services provided by The Children's Book Bank.
Materials
Cream: 100% airlume combed and ring-spun jersey cotton. Fabric blend optimized to be super soft and durable.
Please note we have a made in Canada version of this design - please see the Made in Canada women's midweight tee.
Washing Guide
WASHING TIPS:
- Wash in cold water
- Pre-washed to reduce shrinkage.
- Machine wash, tumble dry low
- Wash inside out to maintain longest-lasting ink quality
Sustainability
We use home-compostable, zero-wastemailers or recyclable cardboard envelopes for all our orders.
We print all our tees to order, which drastically reduces textile waste (we have virtually no 'wasted' inventory).
We do not source any of our blanks from overseas. Overseas shipping is a massive contributor of CO2 emissions in the textile industry.
We are also a part of Shopify Planet program, where a portion of revenue from every sale goes towards funding innovative carbon-removal projects around the world. We are involved in soil and reforestation projects. Read more here.
About the Book
An Indigenous girl and her grandfather share knowledge and traditional teachings about different tree species.
A young girl is excited to spend the weekend on the reserve with Grampa. After giving thanks to Creator with an offering of tobacco, Grampa suggests a hike through their family's traditional land to collect an offering of cedar to take to a community gathering.
The girl is worried-what if collecting branches hurts the tree? But her grandfather explains they will thank the cedar with a gift of tobacco and only take what they need. As they make their way through the bush, the two continue to share their knowledge and admiration for the forest and its many inhabitants.
As readers tag along on this walk through the woods, they will learn about the different uses of pine needles, birch bark, and hemlock. They will also see the importance of passing on traditional teachings and treating the land with care and respect. Audience: Ages 5-8.
Nancy Cooper, Author.
Nancy is from the Chippewas of Rama First Nation in southern Ontario. She grew up all over northern Ontario, and her favorite place to be is out in the forest seeing and learning new things. Nancy lives in Toronto now and loves to spend time with her twin sons, her wife, and their poodle Joy.
Hawlii Pichette, Illustrator.
Hawlii is a Mushkego Cree (Treaty 9) urban mixed-blood artist and illustrator. Born and raised in the small community of Cochrane, Ontario, she is deeply influenced by her culture, her upbringing, and the natural world. She lives in London, Ontario.
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Frequently asked questions
When will I get my order?
It can take us 5-12 days to get a tee pulled, printed, and packaged.
This is because we hand print all of our tees and make all of our items to order.
Typically, we work on 1-2 print lists a week, which means we compile all the orders over a certain time period and get them printed and out the door.
Our processing time also factors in time for supplier delays (waiting on blanks that we have run out of in the studio) or minor equipment damage (such as a tear on a silkscreen).
If we ever experience a significant delay on an order, one of us (probably Monica!) will reach out to you to explain the issue and problem solve.
In any circumstance, we do our very best to keep production running smoothly so that we can get your order out to you in a reasonable time frame!
We very much appreciate your patience and for choosing small-scale and hand printed!
Where are your products manufactured?
Our Made In Canada tees are milled, cut and sewn in the Greater Toronto Area (GTA). They are crafted by Redwood Classics Apparel(unisex) and Jerico (women's).
Our Signature Line tees are manufactured in California (Bella and Canvas brand) and South America (Next Level brand). Both of our Signature Line brands have multiple factory certifications for socially and environmentally responsible production. You can read more here.
How are Signature tees and Made In Canada Tees different?
Our Signature Lightweight CVC tees are a cotton/recycled poly blend with a fabric weight of 145 gsm (4.3 oz/yd²).
The Made in Canada midweight tees are 100% combed cotton jersey with a slightly heavier weight of 300 gsm (9 oz/yd²).
Both styles are a CLASSIC CUT and have a TRUE TO SIZE FIT.
The precise measures are slightly different. Please refer to the size charts and sizing tips for each style to get your preferred fit!
What is the return policy?
You can exchange and return unworn and undamaged items for up to 60 days from the delivery date.
RETURNS
There is a $8.00 CAD processing fee for a return label.
EXCHANGES
Exchanges are FREE
Returns can be processed at your local Canada Post office or just dropped off in a mailbox.
Refunds will be issued to the card used for initial payment upon receipt of the original item.
Please start your return or exchange here.
What makes your tees better?
We are always happy to be transparent about our pricing and about what makes our tees better than the $15 alternatives.
- Better fabrics and better made garments last longer, period. Cheap fabrics stretch out very quickly and don't bounce back after washing. They can tear and thin out. We choose only to use premium quality fabrics and cuts that don't pill or stretch out, so that you get what you pay for in terms of durability and longevity (5-10+ years of wear - we're on year 8 with ours!)
- We only use best-in-class inks. Cheap inks crack and peel over time. We use only use the highest quality water-based inks (Permaset) so the prints won't ever peel or crack like most cheaper plasitols or heat transfers. These also don't contain toxic VOCs or any plastic components.
- We make sure to source our tees from companies with environmental and social certifications so there is fairness and less ecological impact when it comes to manufacturing; our made in Canada tees are the highest price point simply b/c there is no externalizing costs at any point in the chain.
- Lastly, we design and hand print every tee as well in house as a family-operated and artist-run business. Thus we also have overhead as a studio rather than just having a warehouse with stock.
Where can I see more of Nick's art?
Nick started off his career as a glass artist. Before starting Blackhare, he worked as an artist-in-residence at Toronto's prestigious Harbourfront Centre and also as a studio tech and contributing designer at Jeff Goodman Studio in east Toronto.
You can check out some of his glass here.