Remember that one kid in school who always raised his hand during biology class and seemed to know everything about it?  How about the one who always had a book about bugs in his backpack?  Or maybe that one little kid who lived for science fairs? Well…at Kär•bən, WE are those people!

That’s right, Kär•bən is a chance to reveal your inner biology nerd! We are the ones who countdown the days to a new nature series on TV. We are the ones who get giddy when we find pond scum to look at under our microscopes. Yep, we are THOSE people.

You’re not a biology nerd you say?  We beg to differ.  No matter how much you deny it, there’s one inside eager to learn something new and indulge those nerdy pleasures.  Admit it.  At one point or another you have found a nature series on TV interesting.  No you say? Well how about when you see a natural wonder like a whale breeching or a giant redwood standing tall and healthy?  What do you mean “nah?”  Hmm.  No matter how much you deny it, we are all curious by nature and understanding biology is instinctually intriguing.

When you wear Kär•bən, you’re paying tribute to biology nerds across the globe.  At Kär•bən we consider ourselves an educational experience you can wear!  Our shirts represent sustainability, education, and style.  So button that lab coat, push those glasses high on your nose, and raise your beakers with pride!

 

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