Birds of Australia Kids Black T-Shirt - Australian Geographic 40th Anniversary
Celebrate 40 years of Australian Geographic with the Birds of Australia Kids T-Shirt, featuring a collection of iconic bird illustrations drawn from the Australian Geographic archive. Brought together for the first time on a single garment, the designs span more than two decades of magazine history - from the Cockatoos of Australia poster (Issue 80, 2005) to the 12 Rare and Remarkable Birds booklet (Issue 90, 2008) - with works by illustrators Ego Guiotto, Murray Fredericks, Nicolas Day, Kevin Stead, and other Aus Geo artists originally published between 1992 and 2015.
This special anniversary design features ten Australian bird species including the palm cockatoo, Gouldian finch, splendid fairywren, galah, and red-backed kingfisher, among others. It's a wonderful way for young nature lovers to wear a little piece of Australian Geographic history and feel connected to the wildlife they're learning to care about.
Printed in Australia and made from soft, mid-weight cotton, this comfortable tee is designed for everyday adventures, whether outdoors or at home. It is printed on demand to help limit landfill, and 100% of profits support the Australian Geographic Society's conservation programs. The manufacturing process also recycles 100% of fabric cutting scraps and draws on renewable energy sources.
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Birds of Australia Kids Black T-Shirt - Australian Geographic 40th Anniversary
Celebrate 40 years of Australian Geographic with the Birds of Australia Kids T-Shirt, featuring a collection of iconic bird illustrations drawn from the Australian Geographic archive. Brought together for the first time on a single garment, the designs span more than two decades of magazine history - from the Cockatoos of Australia poster (Issue 80, 2005) to the 12 Rare and Remarkable Birds booklet (Issue 90, 2008) - with works by illustrators Ego Guiotto, Murray Fredericks, Nicolas Day, Kevin Stead, and other Aus Geo artists originally published between 1992 and 2015.
This special anniversary design features ten Australian bird species including the palm cockatoo, Gouldian finch, splendid fairywren, galah, and red-backed kingfisher, among others. It's a wonderful way for young nature lovers to wear a little piece of Australian Geographic history and feel connected to the wildlife they're learning to care about.
Printed in Australia and made from soft, mid-weight cotton, this comfortable tee is designed for everyday adventures, whether outdoors or at home. It is printed on demand to help limit landfill, and 100% of profits support the Australian Geographic Society's conservation programs. The manufacturing process also recycles 100% of fabric cutting scraps and draws on renewable energy sources.
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Celebrate 40 years of Australian Geographic with the Birds of Australia Kids T-Shirt, featuring a collection of iconic bird illustrations drawn from the Australian Geographic archive. Brought together for the first time on a single garment, the designs span more than two decades of magazine history - from the Cockatoos of Australia poster (Issue 80, 2005) to the 12 Rare and Remarkable Birds booklet (Issue 90, 2008) - with works by illustrators Ego Guiotto, Murray Fredericks, Nicolas Day, Kevin Stead, and other Aus Geo artists originally published between 1992 and 2015.
This special anniversary design features ten Australian bird species including the palm cockatoo, Gouldian finch, splendid fairywren, galah, and red-backed kingfisher, among others. It's a wonderful way for young nature lovers to wear a little piece of Australian Geographic history and feel connected to the wildlife they're learning to care about.
Printed in Australia and made from soft, mid-weight cotton, this comfortable tee is designed for everyday adventures, whether outdoors or at home. It is printed on demand to help limit landfill, and 100% of profits support the Australian Geographic Society's conservation programs. The manufacturing process also recycles 100% of fabric cutting scraps and draws on renewable energy sources.
