Design (Front): Vertically outlined ‘EARF’ accompanied by the Earf collection icons that signify the brands warning of the danger our planet is in.
Design (Back): Woodstock inspired design of Mother Earf. ‘Matters’ is used in several ways: as a topic/issue, a problem, and a way to show that saying something matters doesn’t mean it’s the only thing that matters or that other things are insignificant, but a means of calling attention to a subject, ie. Black Lives Matter.
Color: Glory-of-the-Snow
(Chionodoxa forbesii bulbs are one of the first blooming plants to appear in spring. They’re commonly called Glory-of-the-Snow because it blooms early enough that its flowers sometimes poke right out of the snow.)
Design (Front): Vertically outlined ‘EARF’ accompanied by the Earf collection icons that signify the brands warning of the danger our planet is in.
Design (Back): Woodstock inspired design of Mother Earf. ‘Matters’ is used in several ways: as a topic/issue, a problem, and a way to show that saying something matters doesn’t mean it’s the only thing that matters or that other things are insignificant, but a means of calling attention to a subject, ie. Black Lives Matter.
Color: Glory-of-the-Snow
(Chionodoxa forbesii bulbs are one of the first blooming plants to appear in spring. They’re commonly called Glory-of-the-Snow because it blooms early enough that its flowers sometimes poke right out of the snow.)
Design (Front): Vertically outlined ‘EARF’ accompanied by the Earf collection icons that signify the brands warning of the danger our planet is in.
Design (Back): Woodstock inspired design of Mother Earf. ‘Matters’ is used in several ways: as a topic/issue, a problem, and a way to show that saying something matters doesn’t mean it’s the only thing that matters or that other things are insignificant, but a means of calling attention to a subject, ie. Black Lives Matter.
Color: Glory-of-the-Snow
(Chionodoxa forbesii bulbs are one of the first blooming plants to appear in spring. They’re commonly called Glory-of-the-Snow because it blooms early enough that its flowers sometimes poke right out of the snow.)