Released on: July 2, 2008, 1:01 am

Press Release Author: Thomas DeLorenzo

Industry: Retail

Press Release Summary: Los Angeles Based Clothing of the American Mind has been
producing organic cotton and soy ink shirts long before it became a trend. Earth
friendly, progressive options have always been first on their mind.


Press Release Body: Los Angeles, CA, July 02, 2008 -- Green from the very beginning
-- Clothing of the American Mind.

Started Green, plans to stay Green, and do whatever it can to help various
progressive causes throughout the US.

Unlike other companies jumping on the green bandwagon to create profits or make
their shareholders feel good about their investment, Clothing of the American Mind
(cotam.org) has been green since its inception in March of 2004. COTAM is a
grassroots company deeply committed to creating apparel that is environmentally safe
and responsible, politically and socially conscious, sweatshop free, American made
and Fair Trade. In 2006, they launched their first full 100% organic line for women,
men and children. These products are the most sustainable, responsible, high quality
t-shirts on the market. With stylish eco-chic Clothing of the American Mind, you can
look great and feel great at the same time. It\'s fashion without any sacrifice.

Be Fashionable and Make a Statement -- by just wearing their Shirts.

By just wearing Clothing of the American mind, not only are you fashionable, you are
also an activist for the environment and other social causes. Taking Corporate
Social Responsibility to the next level, Clothing of the American Mind strives to
leave the lightest footprint possible on the planet. Their products are made of
recycled plastic bottles, organic cotton, soy ink, printed in plants that recycle
and are solar powered. You cannot get more planet or people friendly than that.

Clothing of the American Mind also donates a portion of its profits to various
progressive causes. Since their inception in 2004, over $40,000 has been donated to
ACLU, Amnesty International, Democracy for America, Environmental Action,
Progressive Democrats of America, Planned Parenthood, Voter Action and countless
others. For a full list of organizations they have donated funds to, go to their
beneficiary list on their website.

They also stay active in the community and attend various progressive and
environment friendly events, such as Whole Children, Whole Planet Expo, Los Angeles
Festival of Books, and the Boulder Creek Festival. Clothing of the American Mind
will also have a presence at the Democratic National Convention.

Shirts are available in men\'s, women\'s, children\'s and baby\'s sizes. Some of our
more popular shirts include Vote For Change, I Recycle Stuff, Reduce, Reuse,
Recycle, I \"Heart\" Civil Liberties, Stop Wars and Electoral College Drop Out.

Clothing of the American Mind was founded by Caitlin Blue, a Hollywood set decorator
and all-around creative. Eric Waterman, contributes as their trusty photographer and
marketing consultant. Caitlin\'s business partner, Carly Miller, one of two full time
staffers, is the company\'s co-director, running the online business, the flagship
store, COTAM\'s activist endeavors and so much more. Carly\'s partner, Matthew
Gerbasi, is on board as the company\'s second full-timer, assisting with the
day-to-day operations and traveling the continent as a political activist raising
awareness and funds for progressive causes.

Clothing of the American Mind shirts are available at Cotam.org or in a variety of
retail stores throughout the nation. You can also contact them directly at
213.481.2004 for more information on purchasing or visit the flagship store at 1284
West Sunset Blvd., Los Angeles, California.

For more information regarding Clothing of the American Mind, please contact Thomas
DeLorenzo at 323.656.1068 orThomasDeLorenzo@mac.com.
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Web Site: http://www.cotam.org

Contact Details: Contact:
Thomas DeLorenzo
SmartPR
Los Angeles, CA
213.407.6988 mobile
323.656.1068
thomasdelorenzo@mac.com
http://www.cotam.org