scuba diving t-shirts

Go Organic and help save the planet - Natural 100% organic cotton scuba diving t shirts

Did you know - In 1923 - W. H. Longley takes the first underwater color photographs. In 1933 - Louis Ce Corlieu patented the first 'swim fins' in France then later in the United States. In 1943 - Jacques-Yves Cousteau and Emile Gagnan design and test the first Aqua-Lung. The device is an improvement on earlier SCUBA devices and completely changes the sport diving community over the next decade. [for more >]

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ZooZoo2 organic cotton surfwear and skiwear clothing company.
ZooZoo2 design t-shirts and clothing for surfers, skiers, snowboarders and scuba divers.
We use only organic cotton clothing for our t-shirts. We also have children's and kid's organic cotton t-shirts.
Our online store offers men's and women's organic cotton clothing and t-shirts for surfing, skiing, snowboarding, scuba diving and other outdoor activities.
ZooZoo2 are committed to reducing environmental impact through the use of organic cotton wherever possible.
We also have fair trade surf jewellery and other fair trade products.
Our surf jewellery collection has been designed and produced by selected fair trade communities in South Africa. They are idea for surfing and skiing.
Make sure you bookmark our site and order our latest zoozoo2 catalog.
Our site will also help you learn about our environmental approach to clothing, organic cotton clothing and production.
Surfers are usually out there on the front line when it comes to environmental issues but the same cannot always be said for the big Surfwear brands.
Young, environmentally conscious surfwear and snowboarding retailer ZooZoo2 is determined to do more.

Zoozoo2 t-shirts are sourced in accordance with fair trade principals from a project in Northern India.
The farmers are paid a premium for their cotton and a number of social projects are taking place within the community
to ensure that the benefits of the additional income are felt by all members of the community.