Not letting your mom know that you're OK, isn't cool.
We live in a fast
world and in the rush
of everyday life,
we often forget
what really matters.
Hi, I'm Adrián
I'm glad you stopped by our website. Together we're building a community of people who don't forget to live their lives and who, every now and then, don't forget to check in with their mom either.
How did it all start?T-shirts and Hoodies
that mean something.
Ethical pieces by Cotton Garments, a Slovak brand
that embodies the heritage of the Central European textile industry. Fabrics made of 100% organic cotton with OEKO-TEX certification are knitted using modern technology, ethically dyed in the Czech Republic and sewn right here in Slovakia.
- 560T-shirts
- 5 800Meters above sea level
- 80Countries
- 15 912Kilometers from home














“I think so far, the highest anyone has taken the T-shirt is me and my friend Cam. (@adventureswcam) I met her on the fourth day of a trek through the Indian Himalayas. Cam was hitchhiking from Indonesia to France (!) and we became friends in the mountains. By the fifth day of the hike we were already walking together, and we climbed up to 5,200 m above sea level, where I decided to give her my T-shirt, since she still had a long way home ahead of her. In the end, without planning it, Cam and I kept traveling together for another 2 weeks, when we joined 30 Indians on a motorbike trip across the Himalayas. Cam wore the T-shirt at 5,800 m above sea level, on the highest road in the world, which goes higher than Everest Base Camp in Nepal!”
Why it matters
“Čau mami, stále žijem” is a very personal thing that was never created primarily to make a profit.
It's an idea that lives on thanks to your support and sense of belonging,
and that's why, right from the start, we've been paying it forward too.
We're not a typical e-shop, we're a community that roams the world collecting experiences together. We head into the unknown, get to know the world and, in return, we don't forget to help it.
Where
- India
- We bought blankets for 700 homeless people on the streets of New Delhi.
- Sri Lanka
- We paid for a kung fu teacher for 12 Buddhist monks
- Uganda
- We helped Czech women who travel to Uganda to educate people buy reusable cloth menstrual pads.
Together we've already donated more than
1,000 €







