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4 Colour Pride Badge Set

Posted on 11 December 2009 by Mike

Birth of the Brain
Introducing the all new Big Brain Machine

Always Thinkin’ presents…

4 Colour pride badges

Whatever mood you’re feeling, we have some coloured goodness for you!

This badge set also features our little friend Bobby the Brain on our custard yellow badge. So now you can now finally wear your brain on your sleeve, or lapel or your bag…

N.B. Not suitable for pets.

Buy the badges here!

A bit about our printers Awesome Merch

Awesome merch produce some of the best merch for all sorts of people like bands, artists, charities and more!

They’re a super friendly outfit, based out of their studio in Leeds city centre, and can offer lots of different printed products such as posters, pocket mirrors, plectrums, drum sticks!

They’re like a treasure chest of yorkshire awesomeness!

Read more about Awesome Merchandise

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The Big Brain Machine Tee

Posted on 07 December 2009 by Mike

Birth of the Brain
Introducing the all new Big Brain Machine

Always Thinkin’ presents…

The Big Brain Machine

The Big Brain Machine has finally powered up and you can proudly display this on your chest and declare yourself a free thinker!

Sometimes it takes a few electrical pulses from different places, in order to generate a spark and create something entirely new. But you always have to make sure it’s switched on!

This design celebrates independent thought and creative minds, re-iterating that even in today’s world the human brain is still the most powerful entity that exists.

Get yours today and share in the love of the brain!

Design and rationale by Jumbola

Fit: Slim fitting with long length and narrow neck

Colour: Slate Grey

A word from our printers Eco Merch Ltd

This tee is 100% organically grown and is certified as ethically produced from the field to the end consumer.

All non organic tees, even if the final manufacturers are ethical get their cotton from large pools of cotton which come from all sorts of farms and regions, with vastly varying levels of government support, personal protection, aggricultural regulations, chemical company/governmental exploitation etc. the further you look into the cotton industry the worse it gets.

Thats why organically grown cotton (and other fabrics) are the only way to know that the farmers work in healthy sustainable conditions, they are paid fairly for their crop, the whole supply chain is traceable and there was a minimum impact of the enviroment throughout the supply chain.

Read more about organically grown cotton tees

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