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Bear T-Shirts in Organic Cotton and Recycled Materials

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Kristen M. Stanton

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October 7, 2020

What better way to tell the world that you believe in bear magic, or at least that you love bears, than to wear bear t-shirt. Here are some eco-friendly bear tees made with organic cotton or recycled materials. And if you’d like to learn more about cultural depictions of bears, please visit UniGuide’s post on bear meanings and symbolism. Have fun!

Don’t Feed the Bears Organic Cotton Bear T-Shirts

Patagonia Organic Cotton Fitz Roy Bear T-Shirts

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Boodle Boutique Organic Cotton Bear T-Shirts

Hearth and Harrow Organic and Recycled Bear T-Shirt

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Organic Cotton Mama Bear, Papa Bear, and Baby Bear T-Shirts

Naturwrk Organic Bear T-Shirts

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