Don't Forget To Notice What's Blooming Around You Hoodie
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About this product
The Don't Forget To Notice What's Blooming Around You Hoodie asks something of the person reading it, which most messages do not. Across the back: dear person behind me, don't forget to notice what's blooming around you.
It is not reassurance. It is an instruction, and a small enough one that you can follow it immediately. Look up. Look sideways. Something near you is doing well right now and you have not looked at it directly in weeks.
The word blooming does double work here. There are the actual flowers, the tree on your street that changed while you were checking your phone. And then there is everything else quietly coming along: a friendship that got better this year, the plant on the windowsill you keep forgetting you rescued.
The Don't Forget To Notice What's Blooming Around You Hoodie suits people who already notice things, and people who have stopped. A gardener. A mum who keeps track of everyone's news and nobody keeps track of hers. A friend who walks the same route every morning and could tell you exactly which trees have turned.
Somebody reads it in the queue at a garden centre in May, surrounded by the point of it, and looks up.
Four seconds to follow. That is the whole design.