Buy One Hammock, Help a Tribe
After a hard and busy day at work, some men go straight home, head to their living room and sit on their uncomfortable sofa with their dress shirts, business suit and pants still on. They take off their shoes and their socks and relax on their sofa as they flick on the different channels of the television, trying to relax. But sometimes, when the sofa feels so uncomfortable under you and just crumpling your custom dress shirts, it is not such a soothing feeling at all.
To make you feel more relax, one suggestion that few guys would be to put on your most comfortable mens dress shirts and get a soft and comfortable hammock and hang it on your back yard or lawn, where you can lie on it.
Iosef “Joe” Demin, Yellow Leaf Hammocks Relaxation Officer said that for every man who deserves a great break from work, the Yellow Leaf Hammock, which is a stand out among our lines of hammocks is perfect for every guy. “Each Yellow Leaf Hammock is an intricate blend of color and superior comfort woven together in using over two miles of soft yarn over the course of up to fifteen days (100% by hand) to create functional art both your mind and body can enjoy every day,” Demin said in a statement.
He added that their weavers “have engineered unique hammock weaves unlike anything else, and the weave is specially designed to contour to the body and leave hammockers feeling lighter than air.” These hammocks weigh just one to three pounds (each hammock comes in a portable bag made of recycled parachutes) yet can support up to 550 pounds, allowing the whole family to enjoy this affordable luxury.
The price of these hammocks ranges from $75 to $300. But when you buy one, you get two special benefits. Aside from the thought of relaxing your body, you can also relax your mind, because the proceeds of the sales will go to an endangered indigenous tribe in Thailand. Therefore, buying one hammock will save the Mlabri tribe from total extinction due to economic crisis.
“Yellow Leaf Hammock owners can rest easy in the knowledge that their purchase helps support a greater good. In a time when Americans are faced with economic uncertainty, information overload and consumer guilt, we offer an opportunity to make a contribution and enjoy a bit of respite,” Demin said in a statement.
