We have to give it up to the two co-founders of Amend Apparel, Aaron and Mark for designing recovery streetwear t-shirts and hats that we actually want to wear.
Meet the fellas
Both founders of Amend Apparel have struggled with addiction their entire lives and would have never made it into recovery without the help of others. They both eventually got clean in the country of Costa Rica where they currently still reside. However, they realized that many locals do not have the same help or support that they received, making it even tougher for them to break out of that terrible cycle of addiction.
They want to raise awareness that there is a serious lack of help throughout this country and do their part to help. That is why Amend Apparel is donating 10% of all its proceeds to local centers and organizations that will directly help those who most need it. Why do we love this? Because when you buy their recovery merch you also get to help them pay it forward to others that are seeking a life in recovery. Pro Tip: They also have an awesome blog.
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