Savannah Jayde, Savannah Outen, Madeline Carroll, Peyton List, Ashley Argota and Fivel Stewart are encouraging young people to vote.
All the ladies were spotted in these socially conscious tees, encouraging young voters to register to vote.
Debuting for the 2012 elections, these eco-friendly tees have QR codes embedded, that when scanned with a smart phone, allows the wearer to register to vote. PromoJam has teamed up with Rock the Vote, Junk Food, and Threads for Thought to launch the first-ever “Scan To Vote” social media powered QR Code t-shirts for the 2012 election year.
Made from 100% organic cotton, the tech-savvy eco-shirts, ($28, available now; www.junkfoodclothing.com) were specifically created to engage, educate and inspire youth in America to register to vote directly from the piece of technology that they use most – their smart phone.
What a cool idea!
Source: ClevverTV
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