Mud Cloth - Long White Blazer (10 TREES)

Mud Cloth is handmade fabric using local cotton dyed in mud from the Niger River and leaves from the N’gallama tree. Mud Cloth originated in Mali where it is called Bogolan or Bogolanfini. The Bambara language translates Bogolanfini as: bogo, meaning  "earth" or "mud"; lan, meaning  "with" or "by means of"; fini, meaning "cloth.”

 This blazer will plant and grow 10 trees as part of  Freetown City Council's "Freetown The Tree Town" campaign. Tree planting remains one of the most effective strategies for climate change mitigation, and urban tree planting helps communities see benefits decades after planting. Join the movement to plant 1 million trees in Freetown, Sierra Leone by 2022.

• Each trees growth can be tracked and located for three years via app
• Sustainable jobs will be created for locals in the community to care for the trees
• Trees will solve environmental challenges like -carbon sequestration, soil protection, water protection, and biodiversity protection