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- Redbubble helps more than 700,000 independent artists and designers share their work with the world through their online marketplace - all while committing to sustainable and socially responsible practices.
- The marketplace promises something for everyone with their "uncommon designs on awesome stuff." We love their original, quirky art printed on products ranging from cell phone cases to bath maths.
- With so many options, searching the site can be a bit overwhelming. We've sorted through thousands of pieces and chosen 13 of our favorite products that we think you'll love.
If you've ever wanted to acquire quirky art printed on nearly anything you can dream up, from water bottles to shower curtains, Redbubble is your place. This online global marketplace allows users to upload their artwork for printing on a wide variety of products. Currently, Redbubble says over 700,000 independent artists and designers are uploading and sharing their work on the site.
In addition to being a source for affordable art, Redbubble prides itself on its social responsibility and sustainability. Products are printed on demand, and 95% of packages originate from the region where the orders are placed. Redbubble also partners with energy specialists, investing in programs that help the environment and offset the carbon emissions from shipping products. And because they require all of their third-party printers and manufacturers to abide by the FLA Code of Conduct, you get products that are made by people working in humane conditions.
Between Redbubble's hundreds of thousands of designs and its wide variety of products, sorting through all the options can get overwhelming if you don't have a very specific design in mind. To spare you countless hours spent sorting through their marketplace, here is our selection of merchandise from across categories that we think you'll love.
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