Green Energy Group Endorses Eco-Fashion Brand

National Green Energy Council Endorses A Lot To Say Apparel

A Lot To Say, an eco-fashion brand, just earned a powerful endorsement. The National Green Energy Council (GEC), one of the nation’s top environmental nonprofits, gave its official stamp of approval to the company. This marks the first time the Council has backed an apparel brand.

A Powerful Voice for Green Living

The GEC works to educate adults and children about clean energy, climate change, and environmental responsibility. With ambassadors like Brad Pitt, Cameron Diaz, Rudy Giuliani, Ted Turner, and Mariel Hemingway, the Council carries real influence.

Ralph Avallone, President and CEO of the GEC, explained the green energy group endorsement clearly.

“In a time where green awareness is imperative but not always followed,” Avallone said, “we find a lot of fact and fiction between what is truly green and what we call ‘green washers.’ Our program only endorses outstanding green technologies—like A Lot To Say. This company makes a real difference by educating the public and producing responsibly. Their shirts are a standout. They’re made in the USA, and a portion of profits help fight global warming.”

Apparel That Makes an Impact with Green Energy Group

Co-founders Jennifer Stanich Banmiller and Alison Stanich Power founded the brand with purpose. They set out to create bold messages on products made with the greenest methods available.

“We’re honored by this endorsement,” said Banmiller. “It proves you can combine substance, style, and sustainability.”

So, what sets A Lot To Say apart? It starts with the fabric—and also ends with meaningful change.

Made from Recycled Bottles, Not Raw Materials

Each shirt is made from recycled plastic bottles, not harvested natural fibers. This process removes plastic from landfills and reduces the demand for raw resources. At the same time, it keeps the carbon footprint low.

Zero-Water Printing with AirDye® Technology

Instead of using traditional dyeing methods—which waste up to 25 gallons of water per shirt—A Lot To Say prints using AirDye®. This process most notably uses no water, 70% less energy, and creates no toxic runoff.

In fact and because of this, each shirt contributes to cleaner air, cleaner water, and lower emissions.

Numbers That Matter

The environmental savings stack up fast. For example, every 25,000 shirts sold, the planet saves:

1. 1,132,500 megajoules of energy
2. 157,500 gallons of water
3. 57,500 kilograms of greenhouse gas emissions

In addition, the company also eliminates PVC from production. That’s essentially a dangerous plastic that can linger in landfills for hundreds of years.

Ethical and American-Made

Every product is more importantly made in the USA: meaning zero sweatshop labor. The brand prioritizes ethical manufacturing while keeping prices affordable. Compared to other eco-luxury fashion, the shirts cost far less—and last longer.

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Sustainability doesn’t mean boring. From Hollywood to Haight Street, these shirts have gained cult status. Celebrities and activists alike wear them with pride.

Even more, the shirts also spread powerful messages. They most certainly turn fashion into a conversation starter about the planet.

Do Your Part—One Shirt at a Time

Buying one shirt helps reduce waste, cut emissions, and moreover spread awareness. That’s because A Lot To Say shows that small choices—like what we wear—can lead to global impact.

To shop the collection and join the movement, visit http://www.alottosay.com. To learn more about clean energy or to become a member, go to http://www.greenenergycouncil.com.

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Fibre2Fashion – AirDye® Technology Overview

An industry‑focused article that also explains how AirDye®. For the waterless textile-printing technology used by A Lot To Say. So it most definitely eliminates water usage, cuts energy consumption dramatically, and also produces no hazardous by‑products. Essentially during the dying process.