Wear the ocean. Support cleaner habitat.
I created this sea turtle apparel collection for people who feel a strong connection to the water and the wildlife that depends on it.
Sea turtles need healthy oceans, clean coastlines, and safe habitat throughout their lives. Ocean plastic recovery is one important part of protecting those environments. That is why I connected this collection with Seven Clean Seas, a Singapore-based ocean-impact nonprofit founded in 2018.
Through the Seven Clean Seas Conservation Collection, I donate 10% of profits quarterly to support their ocean plastic recovery mission.
The connection is direct. Cleaner coastal and marine environments create better conditions for sea turtles, fish, seabirds, and the wider ecosystems they share.
Why ocean plastic recovery matters
Plastic pollution does not stay in one place. Waste can move through streets, drains, rivers, shorelines, and open water. Once it enters the ocean, it can remain in the environment for years and break down into smaller pieces.
That creates problems for marine life and for the communities that depend on healthy coastal ecosystems.
Sea turtles spend different stages of their lives in different environments. Hatchlings begin on beaches before moving toward the water. Older turtles may travel across large areas of the ocean and return to coastal habitats. Keeping plastic out of rivers, beaches, and nearshore waters helps reduce pressure on these important spaces.
I do not present apparel as a replacement for conservation work. It is a way to help fund it, start conversations, and keep the subject visible in everyday life.
Seven Clean Seas works across the problem from multiple directions. Its approach includes large river collection, riverine interception, offshore recovery, coastal cleanups, household waste management, and community education. The organization operates recovery projects in Indonesia and Thailand.
According to the approved impact information, Seven Clean Seas has removed more than 5.5 million kilograms of plastic, impacted more than 18,000 lives, and is working toward a goal of eliminating 100 million kilograms of plastic by 2030.
Its projects are also independently audited and certified, including through the Verra Plastic Waste Reduction Standard. You can learn more about its history and work through the Seven Clean Seas About Us page, and follow its latest recognition through News and Awards.
Sea turtle apparel with everyday durability
I want the products in this collection to be useful beyond the message they carry. Each piece is designed for regular wear, layering, and time outdoors.
The sea turtle designs are based on wildlife photography and coastal subjects. The product range includes a long sleeve T-shirt, a lightweight T-shirt, a crewneck sweatshirt, and a warm hoodie.
Sea Turtle Hatchling, Florida Conservation, Moss Apparel, Long Sleeve T-Shirt
The Sea Turtle Hatchling, Florida Conservation, Moss Apparel, Long Sleeve T-Shirt focuses on one of the most vulnerable moments in a sea turtle’s life: the journey from shore toward the ocean.
This $42.00 unisex long sleeve is made from 100% preshrunk cotton at 203 g/m². Double-needle stitching, taped neck and shoulders, rib cuffs, and a tear-away label support comfortable, durable wear. It is machine washable and available in White, Sand, Black, and Royal Blue.
I donate 10% of profits quarterly from this design to support conservation efforts.
Sea Turtle Swimming Along Sarasota Florida Coast, Sea Turtles, Ocean lovers, turtle fans, Moss Apparel, Unisex T-Shirt
The Sea Turtle Swimming Along Sarasota Florida Coast, Sea Turtles, Ocean lovers, turtle fans, Moss Apparel, Unisex T-Shirt is a lightweight option for warm-weather days, coastal walks, and everyday layering.
At $29.00, this T-shirt is made with premium Airlume combed and ring-spun cotton. The 4.2 oz. fabric is lightweight, breathable, and soft enough for all-day wear. The tailored cut, fitted sleeves, preshrunk construction, side seams, and shoulder-to-shoulder taping provide a clean fit that holds its shape.
It is available in White, Black, Military Green, Ash, and Soft Cream, with sizes from XS through 2XL.
I donate 10% of profits quarterly to help support cleaner oceans and marine habitat protection through this conservation effort.
Sea Turtle Swimming Along Sarasota Florida Coast, Sea Turtles, Ocean lovers, turtle fans, Moss Apparel, Unisex Crewneck Sweatshirt
For cooler weather, the Sea Turtle Swimming Along Sarasota Florida Coast, Sea Turtles, Ocean lovers, turtle fans, Moss Apparel, Unisex Crewneck Sweatshirt combines a calm coastal subject with a practical medium-heavy layer.
This $45.00 unisex crewneck uses a 50% cotton and 50% polyester blend at 203 g/m². Preshrunk fleece knit and air jet yarn provide a softer feel with reduced pilling. Twin-needle stitching adds durability, while the classic fit and ribbed construction make it easy to wear as an everyday layer.
The sweatshirt is available in White, Sand, Black, and Military Green, with sizes from S through 2XL.
I donate 10% of profits quarterly from this design as part of my continued support for conservation.
Sea Turtle, Moss Apparel, Sarasota Florida, Unisex Hoodie
The Sea Turtle, Moss Apparel, Sarasota Florida, Unisex Hoodie is the warmest apparel option in this feature. It presents the Sarasota sea turtle photograph on a thick, plush layer built for cooler conditions.
At $55.00, this unisex hoodie is made from a 50% cotton and 50% polyester blend at 271 g/m². The preshrunk fleece knit and air jet yarns provide a soft feel, while double-needle stitching supports long-term wear.
The double-lined hood, color-matched drawstring, and spacious kangaroo pocket add practical warmth. The 1x1 rib construction with spandex helps the hoodie retain its shape.
It is available in Navy, Sand, White, and Black, with sizes from S through 2XL.
I donate 10% of profits quarterly to support the broader goal of cleaner water and healthier marine ecosystems.
A practical way to keep conservation visible
The ocean is too large for one organization, one business, or one person to protect alone. Progress depends on coordinated work: recovery projects, better waste systems, community involvement, responsible funding, and consistent public attention.
Seven Clean Seas gives that work a measurable direction. Its impact to date is significant, but its 2030 goal is larger. Removing 100 million kilograms of plastic will require continued participation from communities, organizations, and businesses.
My role is simple. I create wildlife apparel that helps people connect with the animals and places represented in the designs. I then direct 10% of profits quarterly toward nonprofit conservation and ocean restoration partners.
When you choose one of these sea turtle designs, you receive comfortable apparel with a real wildlife subject. You also help keep ocean plastic recovery part of the conversation.
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About Robert Moss
For me, nature photography begins with respect. I believe the best wildlife photographs come from observing rather than interfering: by allowing an animal, landscape, or moment to exist naturally and being patient enough to capture it as it unfolds. My goal is not simply to photograph wildlife, but to create images that convey the character, beauty, scale, and vulnerability of the natural world.
From wildlife encounters to remote landscapes and underwater environments, I am drawn to moments that remind us how extraordinary the wild still is. I approach each photograph with the intention of keeping the scene authentic, preserving the natural behavior of the subject and the atmosphere of the place.
That philosophy carries through to Moss Apparel and Moss Fine Art. The photographs are not only meant to be seen; they are intended to create a greater connection with the places and species they represent. Conservation is at the heart of that mission because this approach becomes harder each year as the world changes, wildlife numbers decline, and natural spaces are threatened.
Through Moss Apparel and Moss Fine Art, I donate 10% of profits quarterly to nonprofit organizations working in wildlife conservation, habitat protection, and ocean restoration.
My hope is simple: to create photographs that bring people closer to nature while helping protect the wild places and wildlife that made those photographs possible.
Robert Moss
Founder & Photographer, Moss Apparel
