T-Shirts Spur Inspiration and Environmental Awareness

March 24, 2008

Newburyport, Mass.-based Life Could Be Better, a clothing line created to raise awareness and inspire action to make life better, recently launched LifeCouldBeBetterStrive.com, which offers 37 T-shirt designs with motivational messages like "Peace," "Recycle," "Relax," "Preserve," "Breathe" and Protect." The T-shirts help raise awareness about issues such as helping the environment, child advocacy, breast cancer research support, physical fitness and conservation.

"The Life Could Be Better T-shirt line is about awareness, and it delivers a positive and motivating message," says Kate Hudson, president. "I am very proud of our T-shirts' powerful words and simple designs, all of which serve to remind us that if we strive and don't give up hope for a better world, life could be better. This T-shirt line not only looks good, you can count on a huge emotional charge when wearing it!" Read full article >>


Source: PRWeb

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