The green is too dark to see much of the trilobite.
The green is darker in real life than it appears in the advertising.
I bought another one in a lighter colour as the quality of the T-shirt is excellent.
Cheers
Store owner replied:
Would you mind sharing a photo of the T-shirt you received so we can better understand the colour difference and look into this further?
I absolutely love the shirt! Fits well, good quality and I personally like the material. The print is good quality too, it doesnt seem like it was wash off easily. I also ordered a couple sizes too small after underestimating the stretch of the fabric and the team were so efficient and helpful in sending a new shirt that fit.
Every design starts with a geographer. GeoCuriosity is run by a PhD researcher who studies Earth's geodiversity, from volcanoes and oceans to fossil beds and old landscapes, and the shirts come out of that work. The blanks are 100% ring-spun cotton, the print happens near you, and every order funds kelp restoration before it ships.
What is geodiversity, and why is it on a shirt?
Geodiversity is the variety in the non-living side of nature: rocks, landforms, soils, water, and the fossil record they hold. It is the ground that biodiversity grows on, and it rarely gets a mention. Our designs pick out one piece of it at a time, a trackway, a crest, a coastline, so you can wear the part of Earth's story you like best.
How does it fit, and what is it made of?
A modern unisex cut, true to size, with a seamless body so nothing rubs. The fabric is 100% ring-spun cotton at 4.5 oz per square yard (153 g/m²), light enough for summer without feeling thin; heather colours mix in some polyester. The blanks are made in WRAP-certified facilities with OEKO-TEX certified dyes and cotton grown in the US.
Not sure which size? The size chart sits right above the size buttons.
How do I wash it?
Inside out, cool water, mild detergent, and skip the heavy spin. Air dry when you can, and if you iron, do it inside out on low. The print keeps its detail that way.
Where are they made?
The blanks come from WRAP-certified facilities and use ethically grown cotton. Printing happens at the facility closest to you: the United States, Canada, the UK, Germany, Spain, Poland, Latvia or Australia. A shorter trip means lower shipping emissions and a faster delivery.
How does my order help the planet?
Every order funds kelp restoration in the Salish Sea, British Columbia, and it is funded before your shirt ships. The work goes through GoodAPI and is verified by veritree. Why kelp, and what it does for the coast, is on our About page.
What if it doesn't fit?
You have 30 days to decide, and return shipping is free. The details are under Free & easy returns, in the card below the Add to cart button, or write to hello@geocuriosity.com and we will sort it out.
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