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Dirty Snouts

Reduce Your Carbon Hoofprint

Reduce Your Carbon Hoofprint

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A minimum of ten percent of all sales is donated to farm animal sanctuaries.

Product Back Story

Collectively, the actions we’re taking to address climate change are not enough to combat the devastation we’re causing... continue

Product Deets

• Choice of coal (blackish), charcoal grey or indigo.

• Solid colors are 100% combed and ringspun cotton. Youth tees are made by LAT.

• Eco-friendly, printed by hand with water-based inks in Wisconsin. Shirts are ethically produced in WRAP certified (Worldwide Responsible Accredited Production), sweatshop and child labor free factories.

• Size exchanges only. Please contact me prior to ordering with any questions.

NOTE: Shirt and ink colors may vary a little bit from what you see here, as all monitors and screens are different.

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Dirty Snouts logo on the left sleeve.

TEES: Select the Adult Unisex option if you’re going for a standard t-shirt style. These Tultex 4.5 oz. pre-washed shirts are perfect for most sizes and shapes. Want a more fitted look?

Select the Women’s Cut. These are Tultex’ 4.5 oz. pre-washed tees that have a longer body, in addition to being more slender and feminine than the Adult Unisex and Youth options. I think they run small, so I suggest you order a size up.

If you’re shopping for a kid or small adult, the Youth shirts are the way to go.

Care Instructions

For best results, machine wash shirts inside out with like colors in cold water. Hang dry for the most eco-friendly option or tumble dry on low heat. Do not iron printed areas.

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Photo credit: Channing Jackson

Hoofprints Literally Cover Our Planet

The hoofprints on this shirt aren’t just a metaphor. Farming animals takes up 83% of the world’s farmland, yet it provides only 18% of our calories.¹ Feedlots like this one in Texas pack cattle onto bare dirt as far as the eye can see, and livestock produce about 6.2 billion tonnes of greenhouse gases a year.²

And if you’re thinking, “But what about AI?”, think again. The world’s data centers, which run AI along with everything else online, produced about 180 million tonnes of CO2 in 2024, roughly 34 times less than livestock.³ By one estimate, a single beef burger has the climate impact of about 9,000 AI images.⁴ Skipping a chatbot won’t cool the planet nearly as much as changing what’s on your plate.

¹ Poore & Nemecek (2018) ² FAO (2023) ³ IEA, Energy and AI (2025) ⁴ Lever Foundation, using Luccioni et al. (2024)

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Shana veganfarmer

I love this shirt! It’s been too cold to wear short sleeves so far this spring, but I can’t wait to wear this out. The message is awesome and the shirt is soft and comfortable.