The THTC Get Rich or Try Sharing Hemp T-Shirt reimagines pop culture with a satirical twist from the legendary street artist Mau Mau. A play on 50 Cent’s iconic album, this design delivers a message of compassion and community over greed. It’s activism with a sense of humour, carried through bold artwork that resonates across music, art, and streetwear culture. Often known as the Get Rich Hemp Tee, both names ensure visibility and SEO.

Crafted from 180GSM pre-shrunk fabric, the t-shirt blends 55% GOTS certified hemp with 45% GOTS certified organic cotton. Lightweight, breathable, and durable, the fabric becomes softer with age, ensuring long-lasting comfort. Ideal for streetwear, gigs, and everyday wear, this piece is as versatile as it is thought-provoking.

Mau Mau, celebrated for addressing cultural, social, and environmental issues through street art, adds yet another powerful statement to THTC’s activist apparel collection.

Why Choose Get Rich or Try Sharing Hemp T-Shirt

• Artwork by renowned street artist Mau Mau

• Satirical take on pop culture with activist message

• 180GSM hemp and organic cotton blend

• Breathable, durable, and softening with age

• Ethically made with sustainable practices

Naturally Active Materials

• 55% Organic Hemp

• 45% Organic Cotton

Styling and Care

• Wear with jeans or cargos for casual streetwear

• Perfect for festivals, gigs, and activist events

• Machine wash cold with similar colours

• Avoid harsh detergents and bleach

• Line dry to preserve print quality

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 partnership lasting more than 20 years. These factories pay workers above the local living wage, provide standard 8-hour days, and ensure paid holidays.

Additionally, THTC regularly visit these factories to check working conditions and directly support the welfare of employees. Consequently, their commitment to fairness and sustainability is evident in every garment they create.