Hey Clean Ocean Fam,
Happy World Oceans Day! Today, we celebrate the incredible impact we've made together in cleaning and preserving the ocean. It’s a day to reflect on our journey, share some exciting updates, and thank you for being an essential part of our mission.
Thanks to your support, I’m stoked to share some of the amazing milestones we’ve achieved. With your help, we’ve pulled over36 million pounds of trash from the ocean, and we’re just getting started! Each bracelet you’ve purchased, every cleanup you’ve supported, and all the awareness you’ve spread have directly contributed to this incredible accomplishment. Together, we’re making sustainability cool and our oceans cleaner.
I’m also stoked to announce a new initiative that’s been a long time coming. You’ve been asking us for new T-shirts for years, and we wanted to make sure we only brought you the best in sustainability, material, and design. Today, we’re launching a whole new set of apparel that nails all three! From Certified Organic Cotton and closed-loop water recycling to fully renewable energy-powered printing, I am proud of the new shirts we can create. Check them outhereand let me know what you think!
But that’s not all! We’re also launching a special World Oceans Day bracelet called theOcean Resilience Bracelet. It’s a daily reminder of the incredible impact made by cleaning the ocean and emphasizes the ocean's resilience despite the many challenges it encounters.
On this special day, I encourage you to get out and enjoy the ocean. Spend time at the beach, dive the reef, or just go for a surf. It's crucial to connect with the environments that we work so hard to protect. We want you guys out there enjoying the ocean and spreading the stoke to everyone.\xa0
Let’s continue to drive positive change for the ocean. Stay tuned for more updates, and join me in celebrating the power of community and the impact we can make together.
Thank you for being part of the 4ocean family and for your relentless dedication to our mission. Together, we are turning the tide on the ocean plastic crisis.
For the Ocean,
Alex Schulze
Co-Founder, 4ocean