The THTC Chant Down Babylon Embroidered Hemp T-Shirt is a bold collaboration with graffiti legend Mau Mau, inspired by Bob Marley’s iconic song. This unique piece fuses street art, reggae culture, and sustainable fashion, making it more than just clothing – it’s a statement. Many still call it the Chant Down Babylon Hemp Tee, keeping the legacy alive.

Part of THTC’s 2023 premium hemp range, this t-shirt is crafted from a durable 200GSM blend of 55% organic hemp and 45% organic cotton. The heavier weight fabric ensures extra strength while becoming softer with age. Its water-based screen print feels smooth, unlike plastisol prints, giving the design a natural finish.

Mau Mau’s satirical and socially conscious art can be seen worldwide, from London to Bangkok. His work highlights cultural, social, and environmental issues, aligning perfectly with THTC’s ethos of activism, ethics, and sustainability.

Why Choose Chant Down Babylon Embroidered Hemp T-Shirt

• Collaboration with graffiti artist Mau Mau

• Inspired by Bob Marley’s ‘Chant Down Babylon’

• 200GSM premium hemp and cotton blend

• Breathable, hypoallergenic, and sustainable

• Ethically made with fair wages

Naturally Active Materials

• 55% Organic Hemp

• 45% Organic Cotton

Styling and Care

• Pair with jeans or cargo pants for a streetwear look

• Layer with a hoodie or jacket for cooler nights

• Machine wash cold with similar colours

• Avoid harsh detergents and bleach

• Line dry to maintain softness and durability

THTC & Fairtrade

THTC have always been pioneers in ethical and sustainable clothing, and therefore we are proud to feature their brand instore.

Their organic cotton products come from India in partnership with TeeMill, while their hemp is sourced from long-term partners in China. Furthermore, THTC collaborate with small, family-run factories, including one they have worked with for over 20 years. These factories pay workers above the local living wage, ensure standard 8-hour days, and provide paid holidays.

Additionally, THTC visit these factories regularly to check conditions and directly support the welfare of workers. As a result, their long-standing commitment to fairness and sustainability is visible in every garment they produce.