Recently, I have been chosen to be a Spring Campus Representative for the company, Serengetee. Many of you are probably asking yourself right now, “What in the world is ‘Serengetee’?”

(Keep reading, I promise you will not regret it!)

Serengetee is a clothing company, and philanthropic organization that uses fabric from all over the world, to change the world! You now may be wondering how? It started with two college friends, Jeff and Ryan, in 2012. These two started Serengetee after spending a semester traveling to countries in Africa, Asia, and Central America.

They toured their way through different markets throughout these countries, collecting unique fabrics from the local artisans. Although these two men were most likely your typical, broke college students, they started making pocket tees from their dorm rooms, emphasizing each unique fabric from around the world.

Serengetee uses different, vibrant fabrics from over 25 different counties, then in return gives back 10% of their profits to a number of various causes. For instance, the “Chiang Mai” fabric from Thailand supports Urban Light, which empowers boys in northern Thailand to live a life outside of sex trafficking. The “Tujunga” fabric from the United States supports Pencils of Promise, which builds schools and fosters education around the world.

Each fabric represents a different story: a different place they are from, a different cause they support, and a different means of assembly. Each fabric is unique, unlike the other, and you are able to add it to your own personal style, while wearing and supporting part of the world.

Check out this amazing company at www.serengetee.com

While you are at it, take 15% off your order by using the code “Mountan15” at checkout. (I told you that you wouldn’t regret it!) Let’s #weartheworld around the world and support great missions together.